The simple way to look at this is - as long as an open source project is serving the core basic use of a product and choose to keep certain features behind a feature flag/pay wall, it's perfectly fine.
Companies need to survive, and thats important for them to continue to contribute to the core open source product. That's most important.
You don't want to run a product in your company on someone's hobby project, would you?
The simple way to look at this is - as long as an open source project is serving the core basic use of a product and choose to keep certain features behind a feature flag/pay wall, it's perfectly fine.
Companies need to survive, and thats important for them to continue to contribute to the core open source product. That's most important.
You don't want to run a product in your company on someone's hobby project, would you?