What I’m really saying is they are pushing the burden of compliance on someone who just so happens to be professional because some people think they are providi

What I’m really saying is they are pushing the burden of compliance on someone who just so happens to be professional because some people think they are providing a service they find useful enough to toss them a few bucks here and there — like a ton of FLOSS projects with a “buy me a beer” donations button. In a weirdly specific manner because once I get started on an idea it just flows. Either they take absolutely no compensation or they are responsible for (probably costly because government) compliance measures if some bureaucrat finds the project “critical” without them intentionally producing “critical software”.