> (2) There is nothing actually forcing the open source release.
the anti-cloud-use license would include it, with no need of a separate release
the anti-cloud-use license would include it, with no need of a separate release
Are you going to release the source on day one?
Because good luck trying to convince the board to pay for source escrow.
And if you don't do any of those things then you will, in fact, need a separate release of source code.
Many projects already do this; proprietary source does not mean closed source, it can simply be freely available but with no copyright concessions