> More importantly, they would want features that I don't care about. I empathize with and often share this way of thinking, even if it's called out as stubbor

> More importantly, they would want features that I don't care about. I empathize with and often share this way of thinking, even if it's called out as stubbornness or poor business sense. Doing what you want to do and getting paid > getting paid for doing something you don't want to do. On the other hand, usually when you are great at something - whatever that something is - and well compensated for it, you grow to love whatever it is you're doing and develop a sense of pride and accomplishment. This especially applies when the business grows into a company that needs managing. The day-to-day management of two hypothetical Readlangs, the SME-Readlang and CoolVision-Readlang might not differ much at all, while the financial rewards could differ by an order of magnitude. But I love the product and will definitely use it, and as a user hope you will focus all effort on this - your - vision. Caveat: The product is great; get more users.