> is that the Swift Foundation was created to address the principal concerns you've articulated Swift does not have an incorporated "Swift Foundation", instea

> is that the Swift Foundation was created to address the principal concerns you've articulated Swift does not have an incorporated "Swift Foundation", instead Swift.org's about-us page is surprisingly frank about Apple's control over the language and ecosystem ( https://swift.org/community/ https://swift.org/community/ ): > Apple Inc. is the project lead and serves as the arbiter for the project. The project lead makes senior appointments to leadership roles, with those leaders coming from the worldwide Swift community of contributors And the site's footnote reminds us that Swift.org is not separate from Apple, but again, owned by Apple Inc. -------------- On an unrelated note, the .NET Foundation had an upset a few weeks ago: https://www.theregister.com/2021/10/11/dotnet_foundation_community_issues/ https://www.theregister.com/2021/10/11/dotnet_foundation_com...