Well, then please refer me to the post that addresses my last question: Does Gavin's salary paid by the Bitcoin Foundation create a conflict of interest?
Or another question: Does Bitcoin Foundation try to discourage development of off-chain transactions technologies, in favour of increasing the block size?
If you're going to ask that question it's also reasonable to demand that everybody who is opposed to raising the limit disclose whether or not they are developing or invested in competing cryptocurrencies or transaction processing systems.
That is also a conflict of interests.
Well, feel free to disclose your motives.
I've already stated it that I own some mining shares, so I have an obvious incentive to keep the limit on.
Though, which you probably won't believe, my main motivation comes from a sincere care about this fine project and its future, and not from the few extra percent benefits of my mining operations.