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Closed source I understand, they must have something in there they don't want to give away completely for free. But "no commercial use" just cuts out something
by _halgari 8y ago
Closed source I understand, they must have something in there they don't want to give away completely for free. But "no commercial use" just cuts out something like 90% of the user base. Because depending on your definition of those terms it would also apply to anyone building anything with it that they plan on selling in the future. Even paid tutorials on how to use it would be out of the question.
It's like "how to not get people to use your tool" 101
- jwhitlark 8y agoI was at the talk, and IIRC he said something about developing it while working with a client. It's quite likely it's a contract obligation.