> better be just as invested in it as you are. This is a good chance to plug supporting FOSS through monetary donations (or feature/bug bounties etc programs).

> better be just as invested in it as you are. This is a good chance to plug supporting FOSS through monetary donations (or feature/bug bounties etc programs). If you save $100k from not having to implement something crazy, then consider throwing them $100. Part of what makes FOSS so important to the world is we're amortizing capital costs across many people, and using the "Free" part to break first mover disadvantages and challenges in coordination.