Element on Nostr: npub1kp5nm…znzrw It's our CLA, not npub1zxn5t…d7s3u's, so you're complaining at ...

npub1kp5nm7ezh0vhhuasy8uz28kme9ed0v5snm47q3ykkt56t9gc4ytq0znzrw (npub1kp5…nzrw) It's our CLA, not npub1zxn5thzmj2252w9dfyw3n5vcgjrajawp5uvpss3v3wk9m20q6zased7s3u (npub1zxn…7s3u)'s, so you're complaining at the wrong org. No, the CLA doesn't let Element relicense arbitrarily at later time without consent of contributors - it'd have to stick with an OSI-approved FOSS license. Yes, the CLA lets Element build commercial features on top of those contributions; other folks wanting to do so will need an AGPL exception.