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Oh, but there's several shades of grey. Take running friendica or diaspora on your own webspace, for example. You're a customer to your webhost, but the softwar
by thinkingisfun 14y ago
Oh, but there's several shades of grey. Take running friendica or diaspora on your own webspace, for example. You're a customer to your webhost, but the software is free. Well, it does have the cost of being kinda slow or hard to set up respectively, but still.. there are public pods you can use and donate to, and where the product is mostly the warm fuzzy feeling people get from doing the right thing. I think you are underestimating human generosity and inventiveness.. shop around!
- j45 14y agoMy definition of a customer is someone who pays me. Someone using a free service is a user, they may not necessarily pay. Didn't mean to come across as underestimating human generosity, I very much believe in keeping kindness, goodness and giving fashionable, but in money, the context of a business, is largely it's bloodflow.