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The AGPL license requires that any network service built on its code must make the complete source code available to users even if no executable files are distributed
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UnverifiedAGPL 3.0 requires that all modified source code be made public even when providing services to users over a network (SaaS model), whereas the MIT license has almost no restrictions and allows free commercial use and closed-source distribution.79% similarUnverifiedSection 13 of AGPLv3 stipulates: if users are allowed to interact remotely over a network with a modified version of the program, a means must be provided for those users to obtain the corresponding source code73% similarUnverifiedAGPL v3 was released in 2007 and added Section 13 on top of GPL v3, stipulating that providing services via network interaction also triggers the obligation to disclose source code.66% similarUnverifiedPost-its App uses the AGPL 3.0 license rather than MIT, which places significant restrictions on commercial use.60% similarUnverifiedT3MP3ST 以 AGPL-3.0 协议完全开源、免费发布60% similar
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