> If you don't give any guarantees beside "it's a hobby project", you can't expect anyone else to use your software beyond hobby projects either. That's a good

> If you don't give any guarantees beside "it's a hobby project", you can't expect anyone else to use your software beyond hobby projects either. That's a good thing. The companies shouldn't be expecting free code and free support. If they want something for a commercial product, pay for a commercial library with a support contract.