I have the same concern with business vision. I want to use Logseq at work, but I cannot look for an official statement about commercial use. It is not about paying for commercial use or not. It is about I feel comfortable to use Logseq at work without worrying about violating license right.
My company policy says:
Proof of Purchase Required
Users who install non-standard software (other than freeware) must retain proof of purchase for the installed software, and be able to present this proof at any time upon request.
Obsidian has their End User License Agreement, which can be presented at a court. I like Logseq because of their “daily journal” style. Therefore, I wish Logseq has similar statement, so that I can start using it at work, regardless it being free for commercial use or not.
Just posted this on discord: Possibly a n00b question, but why are all Logseq plugins free rather than paid? It seems that “buy me a coffee” is the only way for plugin developers to monetize, and this is not always a sufficient incentive. Are there any plans to enable developers to monetize plugins by charging money? This would also be a good way for Logseq to monetize like an App Store and grow the developer community.
With the recent OpenAI announcements I see a lot of scope for Logseq plugins that enable you to interact with your notes in smarter ways, and I fear that we are limiting the development potential due to lack of monetization for developers.