That was kind of my point about partners. We’re the partner, we pay for every line of code. It’s OSS, but no one is contributing to it for free because it’s al

That was kind of my point about partners. We’re the partner, we pay for every line of code. It’s OSS, but no one is contributing to it for free because it’s also pretty boring stuff like handling a employee/manager vacation acceptance flow. We didn’t go with OSS to get free development though, we went with it because it gives us ownership and transparency. I’m sure the model doesn’t work for everything, but I’d argue that it does work for anything related to the public sector.