This quote was my favorite part of the article, because it applies to the whole Open Source concept. It's amazing to me, but there are still business folks who

This quote was my favorite part of the article, because it applies to the whole Open Source concept. It's amazing to me, but there are still business folks who think "Let's release this as open source so other people will do the maintenance for free." Here's the full quote from the article: > “Often people say, ‘Open source, it’s free.’ But it’s not free,” says Dominic Rizzo, project lead at Google and project director for OpenTitan. “This is why we find the most successful open-source projects are ones where people have a long-term vested interest and are working together in a collaborative fashion. This contrasts to the style of open source where people developed something and kicked it over the wall as open source.”