Yes by using them thereby giving the developers reason to get out of bed.
More seriously; no. The license gives no warranty for the software, or potential issues I encounter. If the developer would take more professional responsibility there, I might feel like funding or contributing somehow. But if their approach is this is free stuff no strings, my approach is freely take and provide no guarantees in return.
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Yes by using them thereby giving the developers reason to get out of bed.
More seriously; no. The license gives no warranty for the software, or potential issues I encounter. If the developer would take more professional responsibility there, I might feel like funding or contributing somehow. But if their approach is this is free stuff no strings, my approach is freely take and provide no guarantees in return.
Which is fine but why be so mean about it? Do you have the same attitude to benovalent people in real life?
You inferred a moral judgment where none was intended.
Was it the use of “more”?
Do such folks have some indelible claim to the premise and conclusion and a monopoly on refusing to go further for others?
I did nothing but establish my line in the sand is similar to theirs. If you’re hurt by it, find a therapist.