If Microsoft dies or abandons maintainership of some code they've released, then the free stuff is great, because we can pick up where they left off. If they ju

If Microsoft dies or abandons maintainership of some code they've released, then the free stuff is great, because we can pick up where they left off. If they just throw it over the wall and you have no hope of getting your fixes into the tree, then you have to maintain a fork of it alongside theirs, merge changes, hope they don't change anything that would cause problems for you, etc. Source is better than no source, but I can see why people would complain about the way they're handling things right now.