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You have every right to build this out, and decide which pieces you wish to be in the public domain.
One of the arguments for the more fervent open source promoters is that this is wrong because you're standing on the shoulders of giants. i.e. pay it forward. In theory, true. But we don't have the social support structure to actually make this work practically.
By that standard, no one should charge for anything.
Yes! But it's much easier to ignore that when you're dealing with information. For musicians, people advocate that they go on tour and sell merch to make the money. Why? Because the physicalness is a natural barrier to piracy and the surrounding mindset, imho.
As someone who battles with this myself, I’m very interested in this. I’d happily open source all my work if I could be assured I could make a living from it. Anyone know how things like github sponsors are working out?
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