Hello! I understand and very much respect your prespective. If I was in a company that could use your software, I would point them to you. If you don't mind f

Hello! I understand and very much respect your prespective. If I was in a company that could use your software, I would point them to you. If you don't mind from a single home user, my prospective was: I really like Nextcloud, I want to at least send some money your way. I know it won't sustain you, but for all your software does for me, I feel like I can donate. I go to your website, I look at pricing, and the lowest pricing I saw was 1900 euro for 50 users. I didn't even know bounty source was an option. Now that I know bounty source exists, I will send money on that. However, may I suggest to put bountysource on your main website so folks like me can at least support you (or if your employees can't take money out of it, give folks like me a way to give you money)? I get the fact that running on that won't sustain a business, but I would like to think that if users saw that on your website, you would get more money that way. Or maybe for a thought too, I brought up Android on the previous one. I forget which app I had, but they had a paid and a free version. I looked at the paid version, and it said something along the lines of "this version is no different than the free version. However, if you would like to support us, please consider buying our paid version." Their monaterization was not more intrustive than that. I bought the paid version, because I knew the money would go to the developers. If perhaps you doing any monaterization is too much if a pain that it isn't worth it (or you don't want to alienate anyone, or perhaps if people pay then you have to support and its too costly), I understand. However, I would like to think you would get some return on investment by some simple non-intrusive ways to monatize your product. And since I didn't say it before, thank you for the software. I know I can't give enough back to sustain your company, but your software is in my daily workflow and is an amazing product. I have also been responsible for getting several other people to use it on a daily basis, and they depend on it as well.