Right, I was addressing the fact that forking isn't even necessary here. It's true people can always go get the source if they want to use it for free. But some

Right, I was addressing the fact that forking isn't even necessary here. It's true people can always go get the source if they want to use it for free. But someone just bypassing Scarf to use the source code directly makes them: a) more likely to contribute code (since they have it), so fine with me! b) much less likely to be using it at an enterprise, which is the main target