Bye AGPL, hello MIT and CC-BY-4.0
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I don't like the source disclosure and installation instructions clauses of AGPL. Sharing is a nice thing to do, but to require it is a bit too copyleft for my taste. This commit removes any Pelican (AGPL-licensed) code so I can publish under MIT instead.
Summarized AGPL Requirements (excerpt from AGPL v3 summary on tldrlegal.com):
Disclose Source
You must disclose your source code when you distribute, publish or serve (i.e. through a web portal) modified or derivative software.
Include Install Instructions
Describes the necessity to include build & install instructions.
Edited by Anton Sarukhanov
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