Yeah, I understand the logic behind the licensing. However, under the guise of promoting open source, what this actually does is it promotes giving your work a

Yeah, I understand the logic behind the licensing. However, under the guise of promoting open source, what this actually does is it promotes giving your work away for free and discourages making money with open source products. As a huge proponent of open source myself, I have no problem with projects that are open source and make money; anything that isn't "hobbyist level" should be able to make money, and if you want to make money your mindset shouldn't fall back on going closed source. Huge shout out to Sentry in that matter: They are open source, and if you're open source they service you for free. https://sentry.io/for/open-source/ https://sentry.io/for/open-source/ -- Comparatively, DataGrip is closed source, and they only give you a free license if you can't make money. Very different mindset...