The intent of changing the license to AGPL was to promote an open
community of indie MMORPGs, ensuring that no closed-source fork
would come to dominate. After reflecting on this decision for a
few months, however, I realize that I value truly free and open
software more than the legal ability to enforce openness. While I
see the value in the AGPL for e.g. technologies that might be
adopted by a cloud provider, I no longer see a benefit - and
potentially even see harm - in adopting such a license for what is
a hobbyist game engine.1