Because you can change your license over time, you could release < 1.0 versions under a non-commercial license. See answers here (and in the linked duplicate qu

Because you can change your license over time, you could release < 1.0 versions under a non-commercial license. See answers here (and in the linked duplicate question): https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/4875/open-source-license-to-prevent-commercial-use https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/4875/open-sou... Especially in a pre-production state, it's unlikely that anyone will want to use this commercially anyway. It'll eliminate a big barrier to any adoption you're hoping to get.