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I do, and I'm happy to pay for consulting services or new features. I'm talking about incentives not the validity of business models. This idea is very interest

I do, and I'm happy to pay for consulting services or new features. I'm talking about incentives not the validity of business models. This idea is very interesting, but without a business model I'm hesitant to add them as a dependency, that's all.

orpep90nxkfo 7y ago
You’ve boxed this off in some artificial way, IMO. Open source coders provide software development and support services for free. They’re not providing a physical product. I feel like you’re stuck on some ephemeral concept around what a service is. Human beings provide a services for a variety of prices. A business provides a profit generating pipeline. And we all see how those can vanish over night. Or just decide to kill things coughgooglecough Seems like a contrived line in the sand, IMO