Why don't you accept donations?
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Why don't you accept donations?
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Re: Why don't you accept donations?
#2Because the original blocker: AdBlock, did. And some donated more than others. The rest is history.
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#3I can't think of too many pieces of software that have improved my life as significantly as uBlock Origin in the last decade. It's been an absolute godsend.
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#4Money means responsibility. This is a classy stance imho.
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#5I can't think of too many pieces of software that have improved my life as significantly as uBlock Origin in the last decade. It's been an absolute godsend.
I agree to the point that I can't imagine using the internet without uBlock installed.
Re: Why don't you accept donations?
#6> no donations = no expectations
No donations should result in no expectations, but unfortunately all sorts of people will have all sorts of expectations from you when you release an open-source project, donations or not.
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#7> no donations = no expectations No donations should result in no expectations , but unfortunately all sorts of people will have all sorts of expectations from you when you release an open-source project, donations or not.
Donations should also result in no expectations. It’s a donation, not a support license.
Re: Why don't you accept donations?
#8> no donations = no expectations No donations should result in no expectations , but unfortunately all sorts of people will have all sorts of expectations from you when you release an open-source project, donations or not.
I've done a similar thing with a few past employers after I've moved on. "Hey, can you explain this code to the new person?". In some cases, I'd be glad to do a 1 hour call or whatever. They frequently ask me to submit a bill for my time and I always refuse. I don't want to turn into some kind of staff augmentation and be at their beck and call "because they are paying". Way better to think of it as a gift and I get to decide the rules.
Re: Why don't you accept donations?
#9Because the original blocker: AdBlock, did. And some donated more than others. The rest is history.
For those not familiar, what is the history?
Re: Why don't you accept donations?
#10I can't think of too many pieces of software that have improved my life as significantly as uBlock Origin in the last decade. It's been an absolute godsend.
I agree to the point that I can't imagine using the internet without uBlock installed.
Absolute true.If you are reading this, i want to say BIG thank you mr Raymond!