I don't have a problem with commercial software, and I don't have a problem with open source software, but I do have a problem with developers releasing their code as open source, building a community while banging on the open source drum and then doing a rug-pull by taking the software commercial once they decided they have captured a big enough audience to extract money from it.
All I'm asking is, if you want to eventually make money on your project, at least be up front about it in the beginning so that your users can make an informed decision when they decide whether to bake it into their stack.
The rug-pull approach is always a much worse look in the end.
All I'm asking is, if you want to eventually make money on your project, at least be up front about it in the beginning so that your users can make an informed decision when they decide whether to bake it into their stack.
The rug-pull approach is always a much worse look in the end.