Not "bad" per-se, but perhaps in the interest of progress not accepting a path forward could be considered a hindrance to open-source ideologies. It's not quit

Not "bad" per-se, but perhaps in the interest of progress not accepting a path forward could be considered a hindrance to open-source ideologies. It's not quite a fair judgement, because as you say, Red Hat has done more as a collective for FOSS than many of us will do in our lifetimes. It's not very black and white.