> Open sourcing Swift, though, probably benefits Apple more than it does the community. I am no fan of Apple myself, but it's worth giving them credit where cr

> Open sourcing Swift, though, probably benefits Apple more than it does the community. I am no fan of Apple myself, but it's worth giving them credit where credit is due, they did everything right when open-sourcing Swift and are very responsive to the community, there's really no downside for anybody here, so why the need to criticise? It only needlessly provides the wrong incentives.