Forking frenzy ensues after Euro-Office launch sparks OnlyOffice backlash

The Register's Liam Proven delivers substantive reporting on the Euro-Office fork with named sources (OnlyOffice CEO, legal expert Neil Brown, Nextcloud VP, Document Foundation's Paolo Vecchi), direct quotes, and technical detail about the AGPL licensing dispute. The article demonstrates strong journalistic rigor by consulting actual legal authority (decoded.legal solicitor and AGPL creator Bradley Kuhn) rather than relying on commentary alone, though Proven's sardonic tone and editorial asides ('blood in the water,' 'feeble fleshling') inject opinion into what is otherwise factual reporting. Critical readers should note the article heavily privileges the sovereignty/geopolitics framing over potential legitimate technical or governance reasons for the fork, and while it fairly presents OnlyOffice's trademark concerns, it relies on one legal expert's characterization of the AGPL clause as 'unenforceable' without exploring OnlyOffice's counterargument in depth.