Nano Express at https://nanoexpress.js.org/license is a Node based framework
that has a simple version (Apache 2.0) and a Pro version under the GPL v3.
They state this in their reasoning for the "pro" version:
"If you application source was closed, you can get access via becoming
Sponsor Middle patron or higher, else may be License violating to your
application. I see clones and downloads statistics via npm and github"
Is it me or do they not know what a GPL license is? If you are using a
framework to write your code, it doesn't make the entire code GPL right? On
top of that, this is GPL and not AGPL meaning that even if this is a
"violation" it doesn't mean you have to share the code since that is what the
AGPL is supposed to do. Even if this was AGPL, wouldn't it fall under the
same guidelines that this is just a framework co-existing with your code?