DevilishLemonBar 🦥⚡🏳️‍🌈 on Nostr: No. Not a big enough incentive. Evidently and predictably. The only way to get 'free' ...

No. Not a big enough incentive. Evidently and predictably.

The only way to get 'free' review of your code is to have others use it and have the incentive to actually review it since their product would depend on it (and hence, the liability behind that).

Or to have paid external security audits.

You can't prohibit commercial use of your code and expect others to dedicate their time to look over it if they have nothing to gain (and again, most _users_ who have funds backed by your code aren't technically competent to audit a codebase).