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Has anyone heard of cpak?
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I don't think so, this still would let them host it so long as don't have a "competing fork". I've heard of licenses like Server Side Public License (SSPL) that do you what you say. Basically, that license requires all the infrastructure around the software to be open source to. So something like AWS couldn't host the software without first open sourcing all their infrastructure.