> Nobody is under any obligation to work on open source so it's peculiar that someone who chooses to do so would then complain afterwards.. Except more and mor

> Nobody is under any obligation to work on open source so it's peculiar that someone who chooses to do so would then complain afterwards.. Except more and more employers judge job candidates per their open source projects and contributions. It can create a positive feedback loop, where only people who can afford to work on open source projects do so, and thus get better offers in the future. While people who can't afford it will never be able to break through recruitment because of a mostly empty github profile.