In a world without hunger and poverty, where everyone is looked after, I would have no objection to what you said. Sadly we don't live in that kind of world. It

In a world without hunger and poverty, where everyone is looked after, I would have no objection to what you said. Sadly we don't live in that kind of world. It requires only a little imagination to think about genuine people, ignoring their own needs over the needs of the community for a long duration of their life time, only to realise that caring about the community above themselves doesn't really brings dinner to the table. Those frustrations are real and that anger is genuine. And it is not just the problem with open source. No one pays Google for search or Facebook for feed and many still complain about them while continuing to use them everyday. Instead of dismissing these outrages, it is worthwhile to figure out why some of the smartest people on the planet whose work powers almost every digital service we touch, are totally powerless in our economic framework.