> Already trusting Open Source requires non technical people to trust others who can read the code to vouch for it Maybe that's nitpicking, but I would rather

> Already trusting Open Source requires non technical people to trust others who can read the code to vouch for it Maybe that's nitpicking, but I would rather say that trusting open source requires to trust the developer won't take the chance of adding malware if they know anybody could read their code. Although, granted, this does not shield from vulnerabilities created in good faith.