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While I understand the sentiment, we see it very differently. We're interested in creating the best product possible, and being open source helps with that. The users who are self-hosting in our Discord give extremely high quality feedback and post feature ideas and discussions which shape the direction of the product. There's plenty of room for Hatchet the OSS repo and Hatchet the cloud version to coexist.

> develop all the functionality of RabbitMQ as a Postgres extension with the most permissive license

That's fair - we're not going to develop all the functionality of RabbitMQ on Postgres (if we were, we probably would have started with a amqp-compatible broker). We're building the orchestration layer that sits on top of the underlying message queue and database to manage the lifecycle of a remotely-invoked function.