> Fact is, there's a huge open source community that would do 90% of that work for free in order to get their names on a high profile project like that. A naiv

> Fact is, there's a huge open source community that would do 90% of that work for free in order to get their names on a high profile project like that. A naive and unworkable strategy at best. As a major open source developer and project leader I've come believe that the majority of relevant open source works comes from a tiny, motivated, and highly skilled minority. And remember, OSS developers don't work for free because they want their name on some product or webpage. There are jobs for that, and they even pay.