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There is no differentiation around "who" in self-hosting. I would even say it should be encouraged to have companies support open-source tools like Anubis, especially financially.
If you want to start a meta discussion about it go for it, but I won't remove this discussion just because a business is involved. Especially considering many of us self-host for our own personal businesses as well, it would seem pretty arbitrary to me.
There's a HUGE difference between the enterprise/government space than small business. I agree the line isnt commercial, but also thems (enterprise/gov) gotta be the ones to support projects.
There are plenty of small businesses that use "enterprise" as well, and have wonderfully descriptive forms like "small to medium enterprise" and my absolute favorite - "micro enterprise", for organizations with (generally) under 10 people.
Again, I support there being a meta discussion about this so the community can have a consensus, but we aren't doing that in this thread.
Enterprise is a size of the oruchasing company, not the quality of software.
See comment you replied to about "size" and "enterprise". At no point did I comment on quality.
My comment was this thread is not the place for this discussion.
Sorry, then I have no idea what a 'micron enterprise' is. If its a size of company, than a 10 person corporation would be a small/medium business?
Sorry, I was simply asking for clarification on what your using those words to mean. Because clearly I missed it.
I was pointing out that the word "enterprise" is not specific to size or income, and definitions for use will vary wildly.
So it needs to be a separate discussion.