It's only up to $200 but still that's an extra $200 break if you're doing a lot of open source work. I contribute to other projects when I find an issue but I m

It's only up to $200 but still that's an extra $200 break if you're doing a lot of open source work. I contribute to other projects when I find an issue but I mostly work on my own project (msngr) and it would be pretty awesome to write off some of the time and money I spend on it. Hell if it expands beyond $200 I could see myself contributing to more open source. Though this could be easily be abused as well. Maybe I shouldn't be excited. Maybe I should be complaining and wanting a more simple tax code. But it's cool when anyone in the government recognizes open source.