What is TeamMentor Licensing model?

I got a couple questions recently on the licensing model of TeamMentor, so it's better if I answer it here.

TeamMentor has an 'interesting' license structure and deployment:

• The master version of TeamMentor's source code is published at GitHub, can be freely downloaded/cloned, AND is released under a soft 'not-for-commercial-use' license:
• this means that you can use TeamMentor as long as you don't sell it (the application) or use it commercially as a service
• note that any content created using TeamMentor is owned by the author (ie. you)
• just to be clear: THIS is the full application! Apart from specific customer customizations, this is the same code-base as the one used in the 'paid for version' (which is a Git Fork)
• There is no license restriction/controls, so we are trusting the community not to abuse it :)
  
• There is an 'TeamMentor+OWASP Library' version (see http://owasp.teammentor.net) ,which we call our 'evaluation version' and contains:
• a Git Fork of the full source code of TeamMentor (with the same soft 'not for commercial use' license)
• an TeamMentor Library (written by SI about the OWASP top 10) which is released under CreativeCommons
  
• There is paid version of 'TeamMentor + SI Library' which is the one with the 4000+ articles:
• the pricing model is here 
• you can see it in action here: http://teammentor.net
• most customers will get this version from a dedicated GitHub repository that we will create and maintain for them
  
• If you are security consultancy (providing security services to other companies), then you are what we call a 'Partner' and you can use TeamMentor for free internally and with your customers
• See TeamMentor for Security companies providing Application Security Services  and Details of TeamMentor Partner Program
  
• if you are a product company (and want to embed/consume TeamMentor's content), you are also what we call a 'Parter' and will be able to use its content for free in your product (we have agreed internally on similar rules-of-engagement as the one used for security consultants)
  

Bottom line, TeamMentor is NOT FOSS software, but its closer than most products out there.

Note that the center-of-gravity at SecurityInnovation (SI) is more aligned with Content than with Tools. For example see their 40+ elearning courses delivered under the TeamProfessor platform, which should explain why SI is comfortable with this model for TeamMentor.