The point is that whlist some "open-source" products are, and always will be, free, some companies that are jumping on this bandwagon are putting restrictive licenses on their source. This "fear & greed" is what the article is against. It says that there is inherit power in working as a network, as a community.
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The point is that whlist some "open-source" products are, and always will be, free, some companies that are jumping on this bandwagon are putting restrictive licenses on their source. This "fear & greed" is what the article is against. It says that there is inherit power in working as a network, as a community.