They may disagree, but the original comment implies the project was closed source:
[...] I won't support your SPS [...]
Your project is closed source so it is only beneficial to the community as long as you see fit or able to provide the service.
That makes no sense when the proposal includes open sourcing it.
Same as with @transisto's and @frederikaa's comments.
It is closed source NOW, and I do not support funding it NOW. If and when it may become open source, I will consider supporting funding it.
I don't support funding based on distant future promises with no clear milestones, visible process, and no recourse if the promises aren't satisified. That applies equally to promises of open sourcing as anything else.
That's great. I did not reply to YOU, though.
They did not even read the proposal, is what I am saying,
You did reply to me. In any case, we may be misunderstanding each other. I'm happy to move on.
How about a great track record instead of milestones ?
What difference does it make if it is open source now or in 3 months ?
I am happy to move on.