> but some of them are in the category of "the result has marginal value".
This is often false and lacks perspective too. Or closer to reality would be that people do use this work and simply don't pay for it. Maybe some complain if there is a security issue in a one-man-show library. In software this isn't unusual.
What you really mean is the "result is marginally monetized". Which itself has value ironically, but that is again a broader perspective.
This is often false and lacks perspective too. Or closer to reality would be that people do use this work and simply don't pay for it. Maybe some complain if there is a security issue in a one-man-show library. In software this isn't unusual.
What you really mean is the "result is marginally monetized". Which itself has value ironically, but that is again a broader perspective.