Thank you for pointing that out redditor. For I knew nothing before I came onto reddit and had the most obvious & surface level facts of life pointed out by people like yourself. Allow me to reword my original sarcastic comment so it rings true to the song of life:

“when developers choose to be developers and then get upset when people want them to develop things - which is completely fine as sometimes there is a major difference between working on a passion project and working for money. This is also true for any career and nobody should ever point this out as a bit of entertainment for themselves or others - lest you feel the wrath of the “um actually” people and their extended index fingers.