> Not every open source project needs to be monetized. Where was this claim made? I missed it. > Projects that were created to "scratch one's itch" tend to fa

> Not every open source project needs to be monetized. Where was this claim made? I missed it. > Projects that were created to "scratch one's itch" tend to fare better than those built to make money. Devs put more love and less stress into them than into things they want to build a business out of. This project is based on SQLite, which is several people's livelihood. As a result, it's rock-solid, reliable, and available to all without fee or restriction. So it's an odd choice of project to choose to express this sort of eminently debatable sentiment.