Bug reports.

There is definitely a reason to make Hota a paid project. Will this ruin the project? Of course not. In fact, monetization of any project actually stimulates its development. Hell, it's obvious: let's say tomorrow your streams stop bringing in money, and then you will be forced to develop and change the format of your streams (or you will be forced to get a job). Hota already has a considerable audience that will pay (and those who are not willing to pay for development and support can always play "Solitaire" or "Spider Solitaire"). Another thing is that the developers have already stated a clear position: Hota is a hobby not only for the main programmer but for an entire "group of friends." It's their choice. But this choice, in essence, does not obligate them to anything. That is, the Hota team in this format has no obligations to anyone. Accordingly, and all the more so, the main programmer has no obligations to anyone. Because without monetizing the project, no one owes anything to anyone by definition.