Let’s get some perspective here.

We don’t usually talk about our situation, but maybe it’s time. We’re two people living on a small sailboat, below the poverty line. Before this, I was conned into working two years for free by the wrong people—lost our home, our savings, everything. The boat was our escape hatch. We’re in our mid-40s now, and the small income from the GOG extension is what keeps us afloat—literally—and lets us keep working on Junk Store full time.

We’re not crying poor or asking for charity. We’re building something of real value and just asking that it be respected. And clearly, you do see the value, or you wouldn’t be here asking for someone to pirate it for you. Seeing comments like yours cuts deep—not because of the money, but because of the way you try to paint us as greedy, while shaming us for not working for free. That’s not a moral stance. That’s just entitlement dressed up as virtue.

If the free tools are good enough, use them. If they’re not, then show a little respect to the people doing the work.