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@ cgutjahrI guess to summarize my thinking:1. We already have a mess.2. We are at risk of losing critical mass to sustain the platform as a whole.3. We don't currently have the systems and structures in place for successful open-source governance.4. Therefore, open source risks further fragmentation.5. Further fragmentation exponentially increases the risk of a fork losing critical mass--including the "official" fork.6. Therefore we might end up with an even bigger mess.To reiterate: I'm not against open source in principle, just worried that in our current circumstances it could make matters worse. Project management is extremely complicated, and open-source project management even more so. If it's not done right the result is chaos.If we can somehow solve #3, then choo choo, I'm all aboard the open-source train. In the meantime I just want this legal foolishness to end so that someone can deliver products for me to buy.