Lax licenses, and even the regular GPL, do not legally entitle users of a web application to the corresponding source code.  The AGPL does with its copyleft-over-network &quot;Affero&quot; clause.  If you don&#x27;t think copyleft is important, or think that it&#x27;s OK to permit proprietary derivative works, then the AGPL will seem like a poor license choice.  I am extremely pro-copyleft, especially for applications (vs. libraries), and think the AGPL is great and fits a very important legal use-case.