Dennis,
Good point. We should probably figure out which it is.
I'll be totally frank- I'm much more likely to participate in this as
the "developer", and so that probably has everything to do with why I
would craft up a scenario in which I would have sufficient incentive to
participate in.
As a developer, I can already fill more hours than I have with my
desired hourly wage, so any project who's upper limit is to *maybe* get
me a reasonable hourly wage isn't going to be a top priority. It's a
start, but it's not a beacon for developers to jump in.
Truth be told, I WOULD make time to create tools for this community for
less profit than I would for some other clients, but I would be
gangbusters about it if it was also a good deal for me.
- Brian
I don't think this was brought up as a way to create products for
profit. It is a way to finance upgrading tools for everyone with the
primary programmer being paid a reasonable hourly wage. Am I reading
this wrong???
Dennis
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