We would still end up continuing if reaching the goal failed so there isn't a proper way to do a kickstarter campaign for that.
I mean, I just bought an iPhone, and most of the people I know working on FOSS use iPhones, so FOSS seems to be worth ~$0.
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Switching the license really ended up increasing the donations by drawing attention to the fact that the work needs funding.
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It being FOSS didn't result in contributions to it, and anyway people could contribute to AOSP (as we do) which helps us.
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Really don't think most people care about the license being truly free. A tiny minority are very noisy about it.
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People do seem to care about the code being available, which will remain true. The license provides peace of mind about that.
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