No, because as I just demonstrated, they use my open-source work - society just has no mechanism to monetize it. It is possible that I could charge support con

No, because as I just demonstrated, they use my open-source work - society just has no mechanism to monetize it. It is possible that I could charge support contracts for the software now - but it's just about done, and it's pretty well documented, and if anything I'd have less incentive to write public docs. And I have no mechanism to get people to fund the next thing I want to work on and think is a good idea. (Well, I could continue working at a high-paying job for a few years and then quit, of course... but the logical conclusion of that loophole is that nobody should be paid enough that they can afford to quit, else they'd be able to ignore the market, right?)