Missing my point. It isn’t good enough to suit his use case, he just hasn’t realised yet. Bugs to fix. Dependencies to maintain. Features to add. Data to prote

Missing my point. It isn’t good enough to suit his use case, he just hasn’t realised yet. Bugs to fix. Dependencies to maintain. Features to add. Data to protect and restore when things go wrong. You don’t just pay for some code. You’re paying for a service.