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Yeah you're right, I hadn't considered that because I never paid a single cent for anything Proton, that's a mistake on my part. Sometimes I forget capitalism is still a thing.
If that's the takeaway you had from reading both of my comments then I honestly can't help you, but I can try to spell out my intent a second time:
I deliberately chose Linus Torvalds because he's basically Jesus of Lemmy but I didn't expect to be called a fascist over a dumb analogy I used to show that OP might be overextrapolating a CEO's standpoint onto a whole company. I agree that there is a not insignificant risk of this affecting the company, don't get me wrong, but this post just feels like fearmongering.
I think you misread my comment. I didn't call you a fascist, I simply called out two points where your comparison falls flat.