I love how nothing in the readme tells me what it actually is.
Presumably an online shop with smart analytics.
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I love how nothing in the readme tells me what it actually is.
Presumably an online shop with smart analytics.
An ecommerce platform designed to allow creators to sell to users.. apparently. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumroad
Any idea what the motivation could be?
Perhaps the shift to making the source available has more to do with work culture: https://sahillavingia.com/work
This license is clearly fails OSD and is not open source by the industry standard; perpetuating a false statement is unhelpful.
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Yeah, it's more of a "source available" than Open Source in its definition. I'd rather they use AGPL or something like that.
To put it another way they want to call it open source without actually being open source.
I love how nothing in the readme tells me what it actually is.
> Sell your stuff. See what sticks. Presumably an online shop with smart analytics.
They also don't do shit like putting DRM on ebooks and you can set the minimum price to zero to turn it into a tipping platform (free download, but with an optional payment).
License is very limiting for Business
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To put it another way they want to call it open source without actually being open source.
I don’t think they actually call it open source themselves – rather, the HN poster made a (probably benign) mistake.