See, if there are vendors elsewhere who want to license it from me as Mark at MacEffects has done, ie, sellers in the EU, UK, AUS/NZ that wouldn't be treading on Mark's toes, so to speak, I'd be happy to consider it.
Likewise, if someone wants to approach me on the forum and ask for a copy of the gerbers, I might be inclined to do so.
But no more public files available for all (at least in the short term), not now I've been burned for a second time, in a similar manner.
This happened in the first place with Alex Perez of RHC, who took my non response to his query (through an account that was entirely not recognisable as his) to license the SE Reloaded to him, as permission to sell boards on eBay.
Now two sellers on eBay, one in Germany, one in Italy, both selling the same boards, with all the silkscreen removed, in violation of the license?
Selling off spare boards to cover the costs of production runs for yourself? Sure, I get it, that's OK! That's fine with the terms of the CC-NC licence. But selling multiple units, commercially, for prices that are clearly going to result in a profit, that is not OK.
Sorry but sledgehammer time has come.
The same thing happened to Stephen Leary (aka TerribleFire) in the Amiga community, people just straight up trying to pass his work off as their own, to make money, when they had done zero work or expended zero effort other than remove his name from it.
His reaction, in comparison, was scorched earth. Erasing his entire YouTube channel, every post about his stuff, entire forum accounts, his whole github - all gone.
I don't think I'm being unreasonable in wanting to curtail the kind of behaviour I'm seeing.
At the end of the day, no one is entitled to someone else's work for free, unless the creator is OK with that.
I want the community to benefit from my work, I've seen the results of it, it's been great to see.
What's not great to see is other people profiting off my work.