> None of them have bothered to evaluate it or have explicitly decided it's not worth evaluating for now. They haven't endorsed it as Proprietary and/or Closed Source either.
However, the SSPL is clearly not in the sprit of the DFSG, yet alone
complimentary to the Debian's goals of promoting software or user
freedom.
In light of this, the Project does not consider that software licensed
under the SSPL to be suitable for inclusion in the Debian archive.
That's not quite true. Per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Public_License , Debian did explicitly reject it (in addition to listing OSI and Red Hat likewise), citing https://web.archive.org/web/20240226231216/https://bugs.debi... -