I'm curious about what non-commercial means in practice. > Common examples of non-commercial uses include learning and self-education, open-source contribution

I'm curious about what non-commercial means in practice. > Common examples of non-commercial uses include learning and self-education, open-source contributions without earning commercial benefits What if I start writing code, let's say 80% of a codebase, then for the next 3 months I switch to another editor to write the next 20%, and then commercialize the support (so open-source but with commercial benefits)? Would it be about intent, i.e. it'd be fine if I had no plan to make a business out of it at the beginning, but as soon as there's the idea of a business I should have switched? I guess in practice this mostly targets companies with 10+ employees so it's fine not to draw the line that clearly?