Honestly I feel like the people who made digital electronics accessible to 2nd graders deserve compensation. I used to organize and teach Arduino robotics class

Honestly I feel like the people who made digital electronics accessible to 2nd graders deserve compensation. I used to organize and teach Arduino robotics classes, and had thousands of students over the years. A handful of those kids even went on to make science fair projects and portfolio projects with Arduino, which set them on a path to a career in engineering. Even if they completely reverse their open-source approach, I’d still be grateful for the tremendous contribution Arduino has made to education. By the way, the best way to support Arduino as an individual is to only buy official boards directly from their site.