Timescale user here. I actually think your "community" TSL license and Enterprise licenses are a good compromise.
Perhaps what's not immediately obvious is that the TSL license is there to protect against cloud providers offering hosted TimescaleDB without contributing back - systems that add value (e.g. are backed by TimescaleDB for DML) can use TSL-licensed code without any issue.
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Timescale user here. I actually think your "community" TSL license and Enterprise licenses are a good compromise.
Perhaps what's not immediately obvious is that the TSL license is there to protect against cloud providers offering hosted TimescaleDB without contributing back - systems that add value (e.g. are backed by TimescaleDB for DML) can use TSL-licensed code without any issue.