It’s a pity that it has become a business model. 1. Build a nice product, scream open source everywhere. 2. Get users to buy in on all the niceties, perhaps ev

It’s a pity that it has become a business model. 1. Build a nice product, scream open source everywhere. 2. Get users to buy in on all the niceties, perhaps even nice contributions in terms of integrations and such(that people probably would not have cared for if it was some niche closed source product with much fewer users) 3. Once they are established enough, and people have gotten used to the learning curve, change the license and try to lock in as many users as they can and ignore the loud few who scream foul. Some other product comes out to fill the void and they do the same as above..