My point is that "commercial" versus "noncommercial" isn't the same distinction you want to use for "pay us" versus "don't pay us". The proper price point for many commercial uses of software products is still zero.
Agreed. Some may opt for the reciprocal public license for that reason, since it allows unmodified use for commercial purposes.
Leaving the terms behind for a moment, to focus on context: Many users, both individual and business, don't have any money to sue for. They're judgment proof. But if they make it to cash flow, they should pay. They'll almost certainly have paid for other goods and services, like AWS or SaaS, before then.
