You did, right here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40269321

>>>>> Don’t Linux people realize there are a limited number of people to work on these things in their spare time for free?

How were you expecting someone to interpret "things in their spare time"? What other meaning did you have in mind for that sentence?

Regardless of whether it is a hobby or not, and how that differs from your meaning of "spare time", I still want to know what it is I could say to you that would make you give up your spare time to do unpaid labour for me.

In context, I think this is a legitimate question - you've bemoaned the fact of people doing something "in their spare time" instead of being an unpaid employee, so the question

    "What can *I* say to *you* to make *you* spend *your* spare time being *my* unpaid employee?"

If nothing I could possibly say would convince you, that's okay too - just say so, like this "There's nothing you can say to make me your unpaid employee".