@Brucey: You missed my spirit. It is totally different the case of gile(s). It started as a commercial product. Of course any developer has the right to manage its product in any way he like. He can selling it in any price and then he can offer it for free or vice versa.
When I am donating to someone I know from the first time that I use a product that other users use for free. It is unfair competition, especially for all indie developers, to build their games with a stretched budget and later others build their own games with lower budget but using the same tools.
When I am donating to someone I know from the first time that I use a product that other users use for free. It is unfair competition, especially for all indie developers, to build their games with a stretched budget and later others build their own games with lower budget but using the same tools.