That is all fair. The premise is the article headline that open source or Foss is dead. An open source software no one can use is a dead software. So the succes

That is all fair. The premise is the article headline that open source or Foss is dead. An open source software no one can use is a dead software. So the success of a Foss software might not only depend on functional aspects in Future but also on non functional aspects like the Cybersecurity management. And do not think that this influence will not happen. There are reason why the non functional requirement licensing has switched to MIT from previously more LGPL constructs. Having said all that... Yes, no one is obligated to answer.