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Someone using the "cost of copying the code" argument has nothing worthwhile to say, as they haven't actually thought about what goes into the code. Here's a hi
by s73v3r 11y ago
Someone using the "cost of copying the code" argument has nothing worthwhile to say, as they haven't actually thought about what goes into the code. Here's a hint: The GitHub fairy didn't magically add that code to the repo.
- cwyers 11y agoTrying to guilt-trip people into paying your absolute costs after you've already given them everything for free is a losing strategy. You either need to charge for complements yourself (support, dual licensing, something) or you need to get money-hatted by someone else who can do those things, like Red Hat.