The FSF and OSI are both clear about what liberties a licence must give to people for it to be called open source / free software, and "must allow commercial reuse" is one of them.
Software that includes a non commercial clause doesn't get built upon much and so clauses like that don't get much traction.
The FSF and OSI are both clear about what liberties a licence must give to people for it to be called open source / free software, and "must allow commercial reuse" is one of them.
Software that includes a non commercial clause doesn't get built upon much and so clauses like that don't get much traction.