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8/ But to be frank, we have to keep inventing to achieve that, so we won't be able to do that right away. And there's no guarantees that this will happen any time soon.
9/ If things didn't cost money and we had all of our needs met already (we're not looking to be rich), then yes, we've have a different approach! But in order to operate in this world and do what we love, we have to be self-sustaining. We are not apologetic about that.
You're doing work, you should get paid for it. A lot of the teams that are putting all their stuff out there unrestricted for free are attached to huge companies who are making that money back off us many times over. e.g. FB research truly amazing work but parent firm is evil.
Would rather just pay you directly :shrug:
Rooting for you! What you are doing must take a tremendous amount of work, looking forward to giving you my money. Also, if you haven't already, definitely check the @IndieHackers community (no affiliation, I just like 'em).
Thanks!
Sustainability is the right perspective here.
For anyone that still doesn't get it, reminder that you are free to take the next step yourself and contribute to the open source project.
You've developed an awesome piece of software that people around the world are able to get personal value from, for free. The free version works wonders, has provided joy to so many people. You shouldn't have to apologize for finding a successful business model, congratulations!
Thanks! That means a lot.
Let's hope the well-paid researchers in companies like FB and GOOG have the decency not to screw you over by spending their 20% time trying to build a better colorizer.
It's inevitable- there will be competition. We view this as a window of opportunity to create a unique niche for a bit. But nothing like that lasts forever, and that's ok. We'll adapt.
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