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Based on a conversation with a customer: > Question is … the following two sentences seem to conflict (bold is mine): > > 1- "You need to pay for Obsidian if and only if you use it to contribute, directly or indirectly, to revenue-generating, work-related activities in a company that has two or more people" > 2- "You don't need a Commercial license if you work in any of the following settings: … Freelancing or companies with a single person". (And further clarified: "Unless you hire at least one additional person, you do not need a commercial license.") > > What if both are true? I'm a self-employed consultant, and I work for a number of different clients at any point in time… so I am a freelancer, and my firm has one person, and I use it to contribute to work-related stuff at larger companies - not sure if that counts as 'direct', 'indirect', both, neither (in/'direct' is not defined). > > Is obsidianmd#2 supposed to override obsidianmd#1? I think this is the intent, based on license clause B ('de minimis') preceding D (commercial).
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A customer made the following point: > The following two sentences seem to conflict (bold is mine): > > 1- "You need to pay for Obsidian if and only if you use it to contribute, directly or indirectly, to revenue-generating, work-related activities in a company that has two or more people" > 2- "You don't need a Commercial license if you work in any of the following settings: … Freelancing or companies with a single person". (And further clarified: "Unless you hire at least one additional person, you do not need a commercial license.") > > What if both are true? I'm a self-employed consultant, and I work for a number of different clients at any point in time… so I am a freelancer, and my firm has one person, and I use it to contribute to work-related stuff at larger companies - not sure if that counts as 'direct', 'indirect', both, neither (in/'direct' is not defined). > > Is obsidianmd#2 supposed to override obsidianmd#1? I think this is the intent, based on license clause B ('de minimis') preceding D (commercial). So I'm proposing question 10 to clarify this possible contradiction. As a result, though, question 9 seemed like a stub. I think the answer should be expanded to be more useful to writers/bloggers — I've proposed a suggestion to do so. Incidentally this PR also removes the capslocked "OBSIDIAN" mentions from the FAQ.
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