I would argue that the fact they even have a "brand" has been a fork in the road. It used to be a bunch of people writing a piece of software for whatever damn

I would argue that the fact they even have a "brand" has been a fork in the road. It used to be a bunch of people writing a piece of software for whatever damn reason they had, and that was enough to produce something notable and worthwhile. You'll have a hard time convincing me that anything so fundamental has changed that this cannot still be enough. The moment anyone does, I'll leave the net for good, because then all truly is lost.