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[Peter Russell]

> I meant free as in the normal definition of open source software. IE ..
> "Free as in speech, not free as in beer".

Maybe, but the end result is there is no practical distiction, only an 
academic one. (not necessarily with you, but in general).

I know its the whole great big philosophical debate, but in the end 
developers end up putting in heaps of effort, we benifit enourmously (in 
a commercial environment) and they get no reward. I know Julian doesnt 
raise this or complain - but this is one project i would hate the see 
the developer say "this is using up sso much of my time, the 
satisfaction is diminishing, and i dont make any money...whats the point?"

With so many users of this wonderful product, some small contributions 
from commercial users it could add up to something worthwhile?

justathought :)