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Maybe a one time payment like for original sync, imagine supporting subscription services for a FOSS app 🤡🤡🤡
Perhaps when you create your own app you can determine your own cost model.
"Dont judge politicians unless youre one of them" nice mindset bro
If you'd like to have a real conversation, I'm willing. If you want to pretend to argue things no one claimed, you're on your own.
I tried an analogy since you didnt see the fallacy of your point, that failed too I guess, telling me dont judge the dev unless youve been in their shoes would mean u cant judge politicians either, I can and should have opinion on stuff regardless
Again, point me to where I said don't judge. I didn't. Judge away.
If you look at my post again, you'll find that I tried to suggest that when you make your own app (and you should), you should decide on your cost model which sounds like it'll be free. I eagerly await your release!
Not replying to my points and telling me I wait for your app is called an ad hominem, is this how you reply to people in real life?
So what is your point exactly? That you shouldn't charge for software you develop to access a free network? There are plenty of free solutions for you.
Yes not paying for a subscription to remove ads like the original sync app = not getting paid, youre already making up arguments so go ahead and make up my reply too why bother asking me