Though you are 100% correct that Caddy totally leverages Go's stlib http and http2 servers (along with other OSS projects), the rest of your comment is straight

Though you are 100% correct that Caddy totally leverages Go's stlib http and http2 servers (along with other OSS projects), the rest of your comment is straight up FUD. I cannot follow your logic at all. Does every Rails app owe the core project, gems used, database developers, os developers, etc? How far down the OSS stack do you go? Where would your career be if you never leveraged a single bit of OSS code to generate profit/value for yourself or your employer? https://twitter.com/mperham/status/708036799285735425 https://twitter.com/mperham/status/708036799285735425 The strategy to try and earn a living wage offering 20% of the value as Mike Perham suggests is a sound one. People have used this strategy for as long as the internet has been around. If the Caddy team is wrapping Go to try and offer that 20%, more power to them.