Woosh is right! Anybody catch the license plate of those goalposts flying by? You said ads keep prices down. That's what I responded to. Now it's about abandonment incentives. Goalposts moving faster than the speed limit.

But since you've moved there: ad revenue doesn't prevent abandonment, it makes abandonment contingent on ad market profitability instead of user need. Google Reader, Google Stadia, Flash, Vine, the entire Google graveyard. All ad-supported or commercially incentivized. All dead. Users abandoned.

When a FOSS project gets abandoned the code stays available. Anyone can fork it, maintain it, or build on it because the license allows it. Ressurection is possible and happens all the time. When a proprietary project dies it just dies and takes your data with it. The abandonment argument actually favors FOSS structurally.

Once again, proving that technical illiteracy of yours across all your comments. You're doing half the work for me! It's easy when you use common capitalist cuck tactics like moving goalposts and just stating easily verifiable facts so confidently incorrectly.