> Personally I feel like it's a dangerous precedent because it shifts open source from a community concept to something that a company lets you have with a bunc

> Personally I feel like it's a dangerous precedent because it shifts open source from a community concept to something that a company lets you have with a bunch of conditions. It's not really a unique precedent, Chromium and Android fit the same model, but it's still very much better than closed-source (electron and custom Android ROMs are something you couldn't have otherwise).