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I personally see the models completely different. One is free redistribution, which is an open source project. The other is a SaaS product, which is closed so
by thenerdhead 4y ago
I personally see the models completely different.
One is free redistribution, which is an open source project.
The other is a SaaS product, which is closed source. (Pro examples, priority queue, email support, etc)
You can build a SaaS around your OSS, but do not call it asking for money. You are more or less changing from a project to a product model. People happen to pay for perceived valued products more often than sponsoring projects.