> but academia is conservative There is a whole set of interlocking organizations supporting the TeX ecosystem, such that no one can claim ownership of it. It

> but academia is conservative There is a whole set of interlocking organizations supporting the TeX ecosystem, such that no one can claim ownership of it. It truly is owned by its community. Typst, with its pay-for-play online offerings, keeps a tight grip around the open-source project of Typst. I don't see how academia ever switches from its own albeit complex ecosystem, to a corporate-owned project.