I agree, although I will mention that there are times when I've evaluated open source software and libraries by reading the code and if it looks like crap I'm g

I agree, although I will mention that there are times when I've evaluated open source software and libraries by reading the code and if it looks like crap I'm going to be wary of introducing it into any of my production systems. In situations where you're really hoping that the library or utility is going to solve your problems as advertised the bias actually goes the other way. The code has to have some measurable level of suck to get rejected.