Andrew Nesbitt argues that open source libraries behave like public goods with few exclusion mechanisms, leaving maintainers, governments, companies, package managers, and marketplaces still searching for sustainable funding and governance models.
Open Source vs the Invisible Hand
Andrew Nesbitt argues that open source libraries behave like public goods with few exclusion mechanisms, leaving maintainers, governments, companies, package managers, and marketplaces still searching for sustainable funding and governance models.
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