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If you're a European who sometimes charges for support of your Open Source:

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So I "monetise" on an open source project, what does it mean for me? · Issue #16 · orcwg/cra-hub

should be considered to be making available on the market only if the component is monetised by its original manufacturer Assuming I make such source code available and I have charged money for ser...
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Seth Larson
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Seth Larson
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This might apply to non-Europeans, too. Assuming you're selling support services to the EU market?
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ck
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ck
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Honestly, I find that whole debate depressing to no end. It's that kind if legislation that will ensure that commercial work on #FOSS projects will be something only corporate legal departments can wade through, pushing out individual or, you know, "natural person"
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Matthias Mair
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this is depressing; monetizing support/feature development seems such a risk nowadays. At that point just creating a commercial product seems like a better solution
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bluca
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bluca
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are you placing a product on the market? If not, this doesn't apply to you. If yes, you would already know (e.g.: you need to provide 2 years warranty), and you wouldn't need to ask. A lot of people are trying extremely hard to make this way more complicated than it actually is...
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