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No, the idea that every minuscule scrap of content in the world exists to be monetized. There are a million other projects that are monetized, why do you need
by alanbernstein 2y ago
No, the idea that every minuscule scrap of content in the world exists to be monetized.
There are a million other projects that are monetized, why do you need to "strongly recommend" against the very idea of one that is not?
If that's what the author wants, then great, they should do it, and I hope they make a nice profit. The post suggests it's not what they want.
- bornfreddy 2y agoAlso, as a dev myself, I will investigate it and if I like it and use it, I will implement any missing interfaces, so the author will benefit too. I would never do that for a closed source app. If it used fair source license - maybe, depends on the conditions (should allow unrestricted use, but can limit commercial activities... but that's just my line in the sand).