You talk like they're entitled to that. When you make software open source, the social contract is that you accept free contributions, in the form of commits, i

You talk like they're entitled to that. When you make software open source, the social contract is that you accept free contributions, in the form of commits, issues, and code reviews, in exchange for being held accountable by the community to ensure you provide the best product. If another company provides a superior service and support, that's part of the risk. If they want to go back to closed source, they can't be surprised if everyone jumps ship.