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@ruihildt Great take on it. As an aside: There's other ways to contribute towards open-source, than with code or money. Just using it and reporting issues and feature suggestions is also free labour, that closed-source projects would have to pay for, same for security-testing. The way I see it is, I pay for things with my time, attention, faith, and opportunity-cost, and risk-taking. If I was making money from something, then I also pay with money. There's many ways to be a free user and benefit a project, this whole community is also a great example of that symbiotic relationship.

@YurkshireLad USD15 = CAD21

@NCKNE Currently, there is no way to tie two separate Cloudron's together. So, you are right that this sort of ends up with two separate user bases. Thanks for your nice words! We do see this multi-host is requested often, so maybe it's something we can look into the next release.

If Cloudron Dev were relicensing GPL code to MIT, it would be an issue indeed, but that's not the case. FYI, not all Cloudron code is open source (FOSS). I'm not happy about it, but it's a comprise I can take, like so many others I have already in my life. Working with non-profits, I wish Cloudron could be free for all of them, but I understand cloudron dev should be paid for their work. Maintaining up to date, developing features and adding apps for the platform is a lot of work and is difficult to do when you don't have money to live a decent life. @kimmy I hope you can find a solution that works for you.

@sweetea got your mail in support, will deal with that there.

@murgero Yes, agreed. Starting coming Cloudron 4 release, this will happen automatically as long as the same cloudron.io user registers a cloudron with the same domain name.

@girish Will changing to another account remove the previous account deployment?