If someone is using Docker professionally, maybe not a issue. I don't mind paying for software, and it could probably be expensed - although I am sure there's s

If someone is using Docker professionally, maybe not a issue. I don't mind paying for software, and it could probably be expensed - although I am sure there's some cases where it isn't true or is more complicated. No, what's galling about this is that Docker is used so widely. What about open source projects using Docker? Now you have to apply for an "Open Source Plan"? Great. How does that even work with contributors if they just want to install Docker to check out the project? If a project I was working on depended on Docker, I'm not sure if I'd rather spend time figuring out how to ditch Docker vs fill out their application.