I think your post fail to recognize a few things. I am not going to point out the various other argument, however I think you'd need to acknowledge the fact tha

I think your post fail to recognize a few things. I am not going to point out the various other argument, however I think you'd need to acknowledge the fact that first, there are much more people contributing to OSS nowadays than during the "SF's days". Moreover, with the acceleration of online collaboration in all its forms, we are overwhelmed with new trends that are sometimes hard to interpret. I genuinely believe that these trends tend to self-regulate themselves over time and that users, in the end, learn to better leverage the tools they are introduced to.