The whole point of Open Source was for it to not be a religion. If anything, it is the indoctrination in Free Software that led many young people to believe th

The whole point of Open Source was for it to not be a religion. If anything, it is the indoctrination in Free Software that led many young people to believe that proprietary software is immoral. Coupled with zero-interest rates, this led to companies founded without sustainable business models. The companies making it work are usually doing so by selling products and services where the OSS parts are complementary and not the main product being sold, and it's a good thing they do. I'd say that the doctrine part doesn't help at all.