Author describes a classic tragedy of the commons situation - many reap the benefits but there's little incentive to invest in OSS. Analysis from there is weak

Author describes a classic tragedy of the commons situation - many reap the benefits but there's little incentive to invest in OSS. Analysis from there is weak. The incentives I think fairly clearly lead to major underinvestment in open source relative to the ideal level because of the incentive problems Even if there is some investment and some significant success if there was investment of time and money order proportional to usage of major OSS components.