Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are the release dates for Kickstarter backers changing at all?
If they do, they'll be getting better, not worse.
Light Table is in YCS12
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Nope! The plan is still for the platform to be open source, likely under a GPLish license.
What will a "license" for LT then include?
But making money from open source projects is hard enough, and varied enough, that it makes sense to spend a lot of time thinking about and experimenting with this one before committing to anything. It looks like that's what they're doing. So I don't think there will be a firm answer to this until they're much closer to launch -- or that it would be a good idea to offer one.
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#24Does this mean Python support in version 1 is more or less likely?
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#26While being a part of YC doesn't affect our plans or change our use of Kickstarter as a means of accelerating the release of Light Table, many pledged with the explicit purpose of making sure that it had a chance. With YC that chance is now safe and we wanted to let our supporters know there will be no hard feelings if this changes your desire to pledge. Light Table uses Kickstarter to demonstrate market demand, YC r…
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#27Cool. Now this definitely happens, likely sooner with more out of the box support, and I still get a T-shirt (assuming everyone on Kickstarter doesn't drop their pledges now). So, it's basically a win-win-win situation.
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#29Does this mean Python support in version 1 is more or less likely?