#aaronpkyeah it's a cool idea in theory, but very fringe, and turns out lots of edge cases to worry about that end up causing more trouble than it's worth
#aaronpkok all indielogin.com issues triaged with the exception of client ID registration requests
#aaronpknow I have to figure out what my policy is for letting others use it
#[schmarty]interesting stuff happening in the Matrix ecosystem, it seems. development of the main Matrix server software is moving from the Foundation under Apache V2 license to the Element company under the AGPL v3 license, requiring downstream folks who modify it to release their changes as open source... https://element.io/blog/element-to-adopt-agplv3/
#aaronpk"In other words, ‘Matrix-based’ is now specified as a requirement in massive public and private sector tenders" 😮 who?
#sknebelits used by a bunch of government services in europe, so its not too surprising that interop with it is a thing thats required
#sknebel(and of course the "we retain right to license as we wish"-part of the AGPL move means any competitor now has to make a deal with them or make the customer understand and accept AGPL-compliance, they dont...)
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#aaronpkAha so it lets them make private modifications?
#[schmarty]right, Element gets to say "this is AGPL so you release your modifications" but as the primary maintainers they can do their own modifications without releasing them if they wish.
#[schmarty]hmm. actually i'm not sure about that. depends on what outside contributors are agreeing to. if an outside contributor licenses AGPL then Element can't extend that work without also releasing their mods.
#sknebelthats why they require a CLA from contributors
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#[tantek]That does sound fishy, especially in terms of the conflation between OSS and open protocols supposedly defined by said OSS. monoculture--
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#[tantek]That's a bullshiy change. If it's actually accurate to rename references to Twitter to X then they'd rename the page to "X_(service)" or something