Sentry also got work for free from people who assumed the open source project would stay that way. That's the thing about open source- it does have benefits, otherwise people would never choose it.
Right now there's this trend where companies take the benefits of open source for themselves, then toss aside the open source community when it looks like it might make them a buck. Ultimately I think that is bad for the community, and that the corporations that do this are putting their profit above the community that helped them grow. I don't think it's unreasonable to point this out.
Right now there's this trend where companies take the benefits of open source for themselves, then toss aside the open source community when it looks like it might make them a buck. Ultimately I think that is bad for the community, and that the corporations that do this are putting their profit above the community that helped them grow. I don't think it's unreasonable to point this out.