The argument made by the author is pretty marginal and not well thought out. The complaints made have little to do with the open-source community-- they have t

The argument made by the author is pretty marginal and not well thought out. The complaints made have little to do with the open-source community-- they have to do with the (valid) complaint that capitalism's current incarnation is non-functional. If anyone truly thinks open-source is broken I strongly encourage them to stop using any devices they have that employ open-source software. This would likely include your phone, tv, automobile, and... well... basically almost everything that has software on/in it. Many of these devices manufacturers don't adhere to the licenses, which is unfortunate, but most open-source people (IMHO) tend to be more into "getting cool shit working" than "hiring lawyers to bitch about attribution".