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Indeed, also one needs to investigate if the 503c organizations that claim to be in "the public interest" are really in "the private interest". Many software f
by djfhag 2y ago
Indeed, also one needs to investigate if the 503c organizations that claim to be in "the public interest" are really in "the private interest".
Many software foundations serve their directors and the power of a select group of developers, do not fund actual development and largely serve as self-marketing and propaganda groups.
- oliwarner 2y agoYour sweeping statement would have more impact if you offered some examples of foundations you think only serve themselves.
- CRConrad 2y agoWell, the Gnome Foundation sure seems to be sailing up as a candidate...
- whaleofatw2022 2y agoNot the person who wrote it but DotNet Foundation comes to mind.