Fair, I don’t mean to misinterpret your point. I am somewhat triggered because so many people do miss the point. I think people (and governments!) take OSS lik

Fair, I don’t mean to misinterpret your point. I am somewhat triggered because so many people do miss the point. I think people (and governments!) take OSS like a “public accommodation”, without the recognition that the concept of public accommodations are legally predicated on the existence of a business with control over usage and cost. OSS is not a public accommodation but everyone treats it as such, much to the detriment of contributors.