Bro really needs an assistant to write his e-mails/comments for him. Every time he talks, people like his company less. This is also more proof that open sourc

Bro really needs an assistant to write his e-mails/comments for him. Every time he talks, people like his company less. This is also more proof that open source owned by a company will never do what a community wants. Sure you can patch a bug if you fork the code, but nobody wants to do that, so it's not much different than using a proprietary product. Better to use open source not owned by a company, as the incentives are aligned with functionality rather than corporate profit.