I find it easy to hold these two thoughts in my head: Some FOSS projects are unable to extract a "fair" share of the economic value their product creates. Som

I find it easy to hold these two thoughts in my head: Some FOSS projects are unable to extract a "fair" share of the economic value their product creates. Some FOSS projects have marginal or non-existent economic value. Looking at the article, I see more of the latter than the former. If this had been an opinion piece from Fabrice Bellard, I probably wouldn't have the same critical read. Also, Fabrice has had no problem finding gainful employment. Coincidence? Who knows.