Macro founder Jacob Beckerman explains why the workspace company moved from a temporary source-available release to fully open-source AGPLv3, citing user trust, self-hosting, data portability, extensibility, and protection against large hosted forks that do not contribute back.
Why Macro Is Open Source
Macro founder Jacob Beckerman explains why the workspace company moved from a temporary source-available release to fully open-source AGPLv3, citing user trust, self-hosting, data portability, extensibility, and protection against large hosted forks that do not contribute back.
Source: Macro