All you say is true. And yet, if you don't get paid for doing open source you're probably spending more time of the week worrying about money than good code. W

All you say is true. And yet, if you don't get paid for doing open source you're probably spending more time of the week worrying about money than good code. What do you think about the argument that once you have handled the money topic well enough, then you can worry about quality. I.e. first you make a basket business that earns enough money so you don't ever have to work again. Then you try to improve the process and result of making baskets as a hobby.