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Historically the "crippled" version works fine and many people use it. Also, attracting tons of free users has real value; for example it creates awareness abou
by wmf 2y ago
Historically the "crippled" version works fine and many people use it. Also, attracting tons of free users has real value; for example it creates awareness about the paid version.
- bachmeier 2y agoDefinitely. They're doing this because it will help them sell more. But this is not "going open-source". They're selling the same not open source product as before.