Thanks. I'd add a 5th group—trust & verification. Maybe that could be considered an extension of #2, but the ability to know (and trust) the integrity of the so

Thanks. I'd add a 5th group—trust & verification. Maybe that could be considered an extension of #2, but the ability to know (and trust) the integrity of the software your're running on your hardware has become the most important aspect of open-source software for me as a user. Now, as a vendor, I want my users to have the same piece of mind. Both of my projects are predicated on privacy, so there's a solid business case in each case.