It's under the Linux Foundation, a non profit org and you also missed the third founder Purdue University for whatever reason. We also have community members fr

It's under the Linux Foundation, a non profit org and you also missed the third founder Purdue University for whatever reason. We also have community members from NYU, Arch Linux, Debian an Alpine Linux (plus folks from the rust community, python etc). Red Hat and Google helps to show that money will be behind running the service (funded through the Linux Foundation) This is the same set up with Let's Encrypt . Linux Foundation > ISRG > Let's Encrypt with money funded by corporate sponsors. Money needs to come from somewhere when you run a critical service.