I wonder, if godot becomes the defacto successor, will we see posts of the sort in a few years we see about cloud open source these days? People complaining abo

I wonder, if godot becomes the defacto successor, will we see posts of the sort in a few years we see about cloud open source these days? People complaining about the redistributors (cloud companies/game studios) not giving back to the open source software they use to make their money? Because a lot of the posts I've seen on reddit around this whole thing sound alergic to the idea of paying for a game engine.