Nah, we know. We also weren't sure if we want to open source our stuff, as it's mostly just a ploy to milk individual developers for IP, without having to pay them anything.
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OSS works when there is mutual benefit to all involved stakeholders.
the main benefit of open source is free testing
many corporate backed OSS projects fall into two categories: products, or “standards”
products almost always get rugged with BSL or some other license anyway, example MongoDB, ScyllaDB, Hashicorp stuff
“standards” are one company having a problem, solving it, and open sourcing it in the hopes they get other adopters
this then gives them free contributions
examples are FDB, a bunch of the forks like OpenTofu/OpenBao, Kubernetes, Envoy, etc.