Thanks for doing this, Ken. I have a similar, but slightly different, motivation.
I'm working on Noctacam (http://noctacam.com), a camera app that uses computational photography algorithms to take better photos. I would like everyone to be able to reuse my work, without having to reinvent the wheel. But while paying me. Imagine if I released the source code, with a clause saying that its use requires a payment of money to me. Say $3 per user with a cap of $1M.
I don't want to distinguish between commercial and non, because most users of a camera app will be non-commercial, and in any case, I want everyone who benefits from my effort to pay me. Is it part of the plan to make L0 more flexible so that people who adopt it choose whether to make an exception for non-commercial use?
I'm working on Noctacam (http://noctacam.com), a camera app that uses computational photography algorithms to take better photos. I would like everyone to be able to reuse my work, without having to reinvent the wheel. But while paying me. Imagine if I released the source code, with a clause saying that its use requires a payment of money to me. Say $3 per user with a cap of $1M.
I don't want to distinguish between commercial and non, because most users of a camera app will be non-commercial, and in any case, I want everyone who benefits from my effort to pay me. Is it part of the plan to make L0 more flexible so that people who adopt it choose whether to make an exception for non-commercial use?