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I don't know why it's so mysterious for you. It's not an open hardware platform and prusa is the gatekeeper here.

• cassianoleal 4mo ago
  I think it's as misterios to GP as to anyone else, inclusing yourself given how difficult it seems to be to come up with an actual answer.
  • kiba 4mo ago
    No. It's easy. I develop tools. Some of which are tools I may want to sell to other. if I am dependent on a platform to make money, I don't want to ask permission to do so.
    • cassianoleal 4mo ago
      You still didn't answer either of their questions: > Permission to do what exactly? > Was there something before the OCL you could / were planning to do that the OCL now prohibits?
      • kiba 4mo ago
        Make modifications and sell it, duh. It's something to contemplate when I am trying to solve a manufacturing problem. I don't know why is it so difficult for you to conceive based on well known definition of open hardware and the analogy to free software.
        • jogu 4mo ago
          I look forward to your modifications and advancements in the 3d printing community that are published under completely open licenses!