the effect might be different depending on the licensee’s activity.
software environments that may or may not be compatible with AGPL.
clarify this in the the language of the license.
of the patent grants in Section 11, have been changed.
mostly seem to overlap with the comments on OSD6, OSD9 and misuse.
to see a clearer articulation of that requirement.
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