FreeBSD doesn't have 'top-managers'. It is more democratic than the linux organization. It means that people and companies contribute what they need or what t

FreeBSD doesn't have 'top-managers'. It is more democratic than the linux organization. It means that people and companies contribute what they need or what they are personally motivated to work on. I also don't think there is a general consensus that we want or need to be as popular as linux. FreeBSD supports products making in excess of 100bn a year. It is likely a much smaller number than linux but hardly irrelevant and enough to keep the community active.