Actually just don't release, period. Point to a repository and be done with it.
Anyone who expects support setting up Visual Studio 6 or the like to use this is either knowing what they are doing (so they won't actually ask inane questions but rather useful ones) or not knowing what they are doing (in which case answering their questions is probably not a useful use of your time anyway).
The fact they're trying to set up a website or something hints that either they're in there for the fame (so they have a "surprise the people" mind-framework which makes them want to do releases and hide the source for as much as possible), , that they already know someone who may want to spend big $ on this, or that it's just their first project and are still a bit truly ashamed/naïve.
I have seen both happen many times and it always end with no source ever released, or the source released way too late for it to make any impact.
Anyone who expects support setting up Visual Studio 6 or the like to use this is either knowing what they are doing (so they won't actually ask inane questions but rather useful ones) or not knowing what they are doing (in which case answering their questions is probably not a useful use of your time anyway).
The fact they're trying to set up a website or something hints that either they're in there for the fame (so they have a "surprise the people" mind-framework which makes them want to do releases and hide the source for as much as possible), , that they already know someone who may want to spend big $ on this, or that it's just their first project and are still a bit truly ashamed/naïve.
I have seen both happen many times and it always end with no source ever released, or the source released way too late for it to make any impact.