Grist argues that treating every project as part of one ‘open source sustainability’ problem hides the real question of whether an individual project has a way to thrive and who pays for its maintenance, security, and continuity, costs that users otherwise absorb invisibly until an incident such as Log4Shell forces the bill.
Stop saying 'open source sustainability'
Grist argues that treating every project as part of one 'open source sustainability' problem hides the real question of whether an individual project has a way to thrive and who pays for its maintenance, security, and continuity, costs that users otherwise absorb invisibly until an incident such as Log4Shell forces the bill.
Source: Getgrist