I disagree. If you are a software developer you should expect someone to pay you, so that you contribute to Open Source. Probably the bigger companies and indir

I disagree. If you are a software developer you should expect someone to pay you, so that you contribute to Open Source. Probably the bigger companies and indirectly the end user. It's time we break from this "free" stuff mentality. Nothing is free and even if we expect free stuff from developers, we shouldn't expect them to maintain that stuff for free at their expense. Last time I needed an HTML/CSS framework, I was looking for the "best" open source and free one. I then decided to go with Tailwind and pay the $279 lifetime license fee. Now that I think more about, I'd have been happier with a subscription or paid updates than a "lifetime" license.