[SirHound]

I'm not looking to block anyone. I want this to be open. And I don't want a confusing license. The code is pretty unobscured on npm so its less convenient but the source is free for anyone who can be bothered to go that route.

My reasoning is more that this is my side project, and I have limited time, and this seems like a good experiment to see if I can make OSS sustainable for once and also allow me to target help (my free time) towards users who are most invested in the project.

In the future I would like to open the repo but it might be tied to hitting a sponsorship amount or perhaps an extra service/product on top for those that want it.