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Because their mission isn't to generate income like a traditional business. But if the income went back to the foundations, like Python Foundation, I think that
by cdnsteve 9y ago
Because their mission isn't to generate income like a traditional business. But if the income went back to the foundations, like Python Foundation, I think that would make sense.
- raesene6 9y agonpm is a commercial organisation, they offer paid subscriptions but don't offer a curated package signed option...
- cdnsteve 9y agoSort of a critical feature they are missing
- wongarsu 9y agoBut income can be also used to help finance their main mission. Obviously they seem to operate fine without strong reasons to expand revenue streams, but I feel like they ignore an opportunity to create improvements for just about everyone.
- xapata 9y agoAnaconda gives a healthy amount to open source, either by donations to foundations like NumFOCUS or paying salaries of contributors. Is that what you're looking for?