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Maybe I need to revisit that part. My key point in other words is: restrictions are bad: In one moment they are intended to work pro open source, the next they work anti Open Source, by wrongfully claiming Open Source work for some exclusive commercial interests of a single entity.

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I don’t understand how the AGPL claims open source work for a single entity? My understanding is that it insists that all users be able to download the modified source code, similar to how the GPL insists that all users of a compiled binary should be able to obtain the source code.

AGPL ist the first moment ;) Elastic license the next one.

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