It uses this "personal use zlib license" And So earlier it was actually licensed under the zlib license which I think of as in something similar to the MIT license (I think, I am not a lawyer)
My issue with this is that the personal use zlib license to me feels like its made up by the author, and that you need to contact the author for a commerical license?
At this point, he should've just used something like a dual license with AGPL + commerical license.
Honestly, I get it, I also wish that there was some osi compliant that made open source make sense as a developer as open source is a really weak chain in this economy and I get it, but such licenses basically make your project only source available.
I have nothing wrong with that and honestly just wanted this to be discussed here. I had a blast looking at all the licenses in wikipedia or opensource.com website. Artistic license seems really cool if you want relicense or something. I am looking more into it. I genuinely wish if something like sspl could've been considered open source as it doesn't impact 90% of users and only something like aws/big tech.