> This software is free for personal use, and for commercial use by companies with an annual revenue less than $1B. I've been advocating for something similar:

> This software is free for personal use, and for commercial use by companies with an annual revenue less than $1B. I've been advocating for something similar: > This software is free for any entity that does not contain material stakeholders (bond holders, debt holders, etc) that are billionaires. A yearly licence fee of $1m waives this requirement. Something like that. I'm sick of wealth centralization. If a startup wants to use the software, great! Once Peter Thiel invests though it's $1m a year. My core beef with billionaires is that they do not pay their fair share in taxes. The push all their money into shell companies or park it overseas and we end up with doctors that actually save peoples lives paying double or triple the tax rate that the ultra wealthy pay.