OSS or Free software is not broken. To claim that it's broken, there must be some outspoken intent that has been violated. For example that said software should

OSS or Free software is not broken. To claim that it's broken, there must be some outspoken intent that has been violated. For example that said software should be used by big mega corps for free and that there should never be any bugs in it. That is not the case, thus it's not broken. Most free software is made to scratch an itch. Some projects grow big and serious. Some is abandoned when the original author grows tired of it. A responsible organization would be expected to take the support responsibility for any free software that it uses as none is included in the price ($0). Or pay another company to offer that support if the task is too big. If you don't agree to these terms, refrain from using such software in your product.