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> Just change the license if you don't want to license it freely to big companies! Marak doesn't want to prevent big companies from using his (?) code, he's sa
by adwn 6y ago
> Just change the license if you don't want to license it freely to big companies!
Marak doesn't want to prevent big companies from using his (?) code, he's saying that he won't support them for free anymore. Read the Github issue again, carefully.
- tnli 6y agoI find that those companies that add issues and support requests _ought_ to have the decency to also donate to him. But, I guess, companies don't have any decency to donate unrequested, so maybe he should put up some sort of notice to request payment for any work they request from him. Oh, wait...
- mcintyre1994 6y agoThere's also probably distance between the arm of the company that donates to open source and the developers who are opening issues when they spot a bug. And that distance probably gets longer for companies with the most money to donate too.
- radiator 6y agoThis is not exactly so. Those developers who are opening issues belong to a team, that team has access to a budget. If the company has a lot of money, as you say, they themselves have some say over where this budget gets spent.
- ghaff 6y agoAnd they can use that budget to pay an invoice from an approved vendor. (Beyond something small that can be put on an expense report.)