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#4It blows my mind though how the moment that someone offers free stuff, the first comments are people asking for more free stuff.
If I wasn't paid to work full time on open source software, I'd think very carefully about whether to do any open source work nowadays.
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#6Very cool! It blows my mind though how the moment that someone offers free stuff, the first comments are people asking for more free stuff. If I wasn't paid to work full time on open source software, I'd think very carefully about whether to do any open source work nowadays.
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#7Very cool! It blows my mind though how the moment that someone offers free stuff, the first comments are people asking for more free stuff. If I wasn't paid to work full time on open source software, I'd think very carefully about whether to do any open source work nowadays.
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#8Very cool! It blows my mind though how the moment that someone offers free stuff, the first comments are people asking for more free stuff. If I wasn't paid to work full time on open source software, I'd think very carefully about whether to do any open source work nowadays.
I wouldn't count those comments as asking for more free stuff. I would think of them as feature requests, ideas, suggestions. Whether or not to implement them is totally up to the author, and the author could charge for those if they decide to implement it.
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I wouldn't count those comments as asking for more free stuff. I would think of them as feature requests, ideas, suggestions. Whether or not to implement them is totally up to the author, and the author could charge for those if they decide to implement it.
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