> the developer account, signing, notarizing, etc. is a cost of doing business, and you can easily justify it. But what if I'm not doing this for profit? Can N

> the developer account, signing, notarizing, etc. is a cost of doing business, and you can easily justify it. But what if I'm not doing this for profit? Can Nirsoft or Mozilla apply for a waiver? Can I? We may not be looking to dominate the market, but it would be a shame if our work just went to waste because people would rather pay for something crappier that is closed source rather than our free (as in freedom & beer) software. (Yes, Mozilla is a huge project where it isn't worth employee's time to apply for a waiver, I just needed at least one name that people know is a non-profit software developer as an example.)