I actually agree with you in many ways, but I think FOSS diehards miss the likely outcome of this line of thought: less FOSS will be written. Everyone still ha

I actually agree with you in many ways, but I think FOSS diehards miss the likely outcome of this line of thought: less FOSS will be written. Everyone still has to pay their bills, but if FOSS-based companies can't survive, the only people writing it will be megacorps funding the likes of Kubernetes, and hobbyists doing stuff for fun. The entire middle-tier of FOSS companies, the ones that turned to source-available licenses when AWS came for their lunch, will not exist in the future. Either they'll continue to switch off FOSS licenses when AWS comes knocking, or they'll conclude FOSS isn't a good strategy in the first place. Anyway, I value FOSS, but I value fair compensation more. I don't believe in giving billionaire Bezos anything for free.