Makes sense then, the names they gave for the licences being Personal and Enterprise instead of Private and Commercial. They're spot-on despite the language barrier, and to be fair, despite the price, them going that route is a lot better than the Private and Commercial route most others take.

Can't understand why Clarkie is still unhappy about it, because if he expanded at a rate where he was employing someone else (making him an enterprise) before he could afford an enterprise licence, then he would probably be doing the whole expansion thing wrong anyway, especially since it seems the Personal licence allows a person to create and sell as much as they want without even having an income limit.

As long as he doesn't let anyone else use the licence, he'd be fine is the impression I get. I'd have owned a copy some years ago if I had known about this (I'm only a one-man band anyway), so it's a shame the prices have gotten so crazy since then.