3 ms·
The problem is that the $100 usually isn’t funding something critical to your org. If you are getting some key feature in return for your money most organizatio
by lacker 7y ago
The problem is that the $100 usually isn’t funding something critical to your org. If you are getting some key feature in return for your money most organizations will be happy to pay, a lot more than $100 really. But giving someone $100 for a product whose stated price is $0 doesn’t make as much sense.
- chaostheory 7y ago> If you are getting some key feature in return for your money most organizations will be happy to pay, a lot more than $100 really. I don't feel this is true. How many major organizations donate or sponsor django, vue, or another major framework that's a key part of their business?
- lacker 7y agoThey aren't getting Django or Vue in return for their money. They get Django and Vue for free. If there's an additional feature that doesn't exist and they need someone to develop it, they are typically willing to pay for that feature.