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Congratulations, Steve (and nice kilt).
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It's not just AGPL. There are other licenses (like CDDL for instance) that are blocked for business reasons that get dressed up as social reasons. Seems OSI is not a respected arbiter of license soundness in this case.
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This is unspeakably cool, and very soothing to watch.
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"A truly public specification can be upgraded by the public at large, provided the suggestion is a sound one."
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Another Paul Graham essay that is so good that it sounds obvious. Here he's asserting that the best plan for a startup is to behave like a non-profit and just serve people. Nicely complementary to the 37Signals video I posted here recently.
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A shameful indictment of DRM as another DRM-using-customer-hating-corporation changes strategy and leaves its customers to twist in the wind. Just don't buy stuff that's got digital restriction management as this event is inevitable for all services.
Wednesday April 23, 2008 
Posted by webmink
( Apr 23 2008, 01:38:31 AM PDT )
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