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The point is to deliver value to Redis' investors by taking advantage of customers' sclerotic executives and managers whose lack of code-level knowledge of their products means these people will pay a license fee instead of letting the engineers replace it with a FOSS alternative.

I wasn't asking why Redis would be okay with this, because that's obvious, I was asking why the gpp was happy with this.

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