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That approach only really works if you have sufficient adoption in enterprise/commercial. Doesn't really work if you target the hobbyist market, which will sim
by zaarn 9y ago
That approach only really works if you have sufficient adoption in enterprise/commercial.
Doesn't really work if you target the hobbyist market, which will simply not bother with the commercial license.
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- crdoconnor 9y ago>Doesn't really work if you target the hobbyist market The hobbyist market isn't typically a great place to make money from anyway.
- zaarn 9y agoYes. But making any money is preferable to making no money from your OSS project, no?
- yjftsjthsd-h 9y agoIt really depends. Sometimes the money is not compensated by the support "fun".
- zaarn 9y agoThere is no support "fun", atleast not from my side. I do not feel like anyone is entitled to me supporting the application unless I am specifically paid for that. If I see such comments they will get removed and the offender banned very quickly.
- zokeia 9y agoThe hobbyist market doesn't need a proprietary exception.