> This is how you get people to stop doing nice things like writing open software. I mean... it doesn't look like people show any sign of stopping to write ope

> This is how you get people to stop doing nice things like writing open software. I mean... it doesn't look like people show any sign of stopping to write open software. There's more active FOSS than ever before, in large parts of the industry it's the norm. I agree these are issues to talk about, though "OSS is in trouble" is a pretty weak argument. It's obviously not.