No. There's no restriction of usage in the (A)GPL. Anyone, including big corps, can use AGPL software. Preventing them to use the software is not the point neither. The point is trying to ensure end user freedom.
replyThey just choose avoid agpl software. Their loss. Unfortunately they also spread FUD on this and many commenters here happily convey it.
Why is it toxic for me to need to push my code to a git repo if I start using it in my services, if I'm not trying to act as a for-profit corporation?
replyYou can totally make profits by selling services based on AGPL code btw, it's completely fine. As long as you redistribute your derivative work as AGPL too.
replyThere's nothing toxic in the AGPL for you as long as you don't want to make that code proprietary (even without making profits)
How so? You might be thinking of SSPL.
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