Yeah, at this point I feel .NET could benefit from being made into a proper marketed as independent foundation (and not the failing .NET foundation that does ve

Yeah, at this point I feel .NET could benefit from being made into a proper marketed as independent foundation (and not the failing .NET foundation that does very little). Because all these actions will get associated with .NET teams even if the latter go to great lengths to collaborate with community and ensure that new feature work does not step onto the toes of existing popular community libraries (for example Swashbuckle or eventing/messaging framework that was postponed/cancelled not to interrupt the work of other libraries including MassTransit, which is a bit ironic as MassTransit went full commercial later).