> The reason we do open source and free software is to make life easier for everyone, including your job. It standardizes practices and prevents mudball codebas

> The reason we do open source and free software is to make life easier for everyone, including your job. It standardizes practices and prevents mudball codebases comprised of black box libraries and tools. No, it is to maintain control. If you grow to depend on non-free software, you are at the mercy of its authors. Any benefits to quality are incidental.