Yeah, many companies will just reject any use of AGPL software out of hand. The good news is unless you're offering redis access to your customers, the general interpretation of the AGPL would mean that even if you add a plugin or something to redis you don't have to distribute the source. It also is pretty well established that having a service you rely on behind the scenes and don't modify definitely doesn't violate the license if you don't release your source. So I get the reluctance, especially from business legal departments, but for practical use by most people it shouldn't matter.

Hey there coward, wanted to make sure you saw the rebuttal to this: https://www.npr.org/2022/10/04... [npr.org] Regardless of anyone's feelings on justice being served or not, trans people are often put in prison with the gender they were assigned at birth not the gender their body and identity currently matches. This combined with the prison staff and inmates having similar attitudes towards trans people as what is shown in the comments here results in incredibly high abuse, murder, and rape rates for trans prisoners. The judge most likely made the decision he did because he didn't feel Paige deserved rape and death for what she did.

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/04... Regardless of anyone's feelings on justice being served or not, trans people are often put in prison with the gender they were assigned at birth not the gender their body and identity currently matches. This combined with the prison staff and inmates having similar attitudes towards trans people as what is shown in the comments here results in incredibly high abuse, murder, and rape rates for trans prisoners. The judge most likely made the decision he did because he didn't feel Paige deserved rape and death for what she did.