> how are you getting people to use your index? I switched from a FOSS license to a proprietary license, and charge for commercial users. The version on the in

> how are you getting people to use your index? I switched from a FOSS license to a proprietary license, and charge for commercial users. The version on the index is for those who want to try it out. It requires a license key to unlock the full set of features, which I provide to demo evals and to academics, generally under a 1 month or 1 year period. > about people not knowing which index has which package. I've read enough about the issues to know it's a tough nut to crack. What I mean is to say that only xyz should be downloaded from example.com/simple/ and anything else must be found by some other means. > Is this because you list them as abstract dependencies, or... ? I do not. I have two dependencies, no transitive dependencies, and no C++.