Seems the license clashes with FPC, since
contributions can be turned into a closed source license.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InfluxDBNot something I would want to work on. If you read the License entry you should be very wary. Not the first example of a start-up letting write their code by volunteers and then move on to a closed commercial platform. Also note the last claim is untenible under European law:"The Contributor License Agreement claims not to be a copyright transfer agreement.[9]". That is rubbish. It boils down to freely contributed source code can be used in a proprietary license without remuneration for individual intellectual property. A very dangerous game....bordering on the criminal. You have been warned (as you know I also hold a minor law degree, but in state law, not intellectual property rights, but I am confident enough to write their licensing does not hold, because I am well versed in European law)
Note that personally I don't care how my published source code is used, unless I attach an explicit license.
The latter is claimed to be prohibited with this software....And that when an M.I.T. license is claimed.