So now it didn't stand and they rolled it back, we can denigrate people for bringing up EEE? How about no denigration, you explain how Microsoft removing a feat

So now it didn't stand and they rolled it back, we can denigrate people for bringing up EEE? How about no denigration, you explain how Microsoft removing a feature from a Microsoft product preview was ever going to extinguish anything? Or how Microsoft putting some features for-money in Visual Studio is EEE but JetBrains charging for features in Rider isn't? That is, say you are a .NET/Linux dev today, you fork the .NET framework under its MIT license as of October 2021, and Microsoft never add another feature to .NET for free, {blank}, then you can never use your fork again because it has been extinguished. What happens in the {blank}, in your view?