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I'd say it's the other way around. If you work for free software, then money is secondary, will happen only if your software has so much value that you can set

by wiz21c 6y ago

I'd say it's the other way around. If you work for free software, then money is secondary, will happen only if your software has so much value that you can set your own conditions. Else, you accept to work for money and then, well, you know that road...

idid 6y ago
Agreed. That's definitely not the scale we operate at (digitally latent, partially marginal by hn standards industry). Nevertheless, this restricts free software to only "critical" need infrastructure that has high value from the start (rather than being allowed to develop it), doesn't it?