Yes. But I’m not delusional that my contribution matters.
They should search for revenue like all community projects. Get companies that have a stake in FF existing because they distribute it — Canonical, Red Hat, AWS, Oracle to put up cash and pay developers to work on it.
The only FOSS models that have a track record of success are:
* Run ads which is really shady.
* Be a true community project and be developed by the people who use it.
They should search for revenue like all community projects. Get companies that have a stake in FF existing because they distribute it — Canonical, Red Hat, AWS, Oracle to put up cash and pay developers to work on it.
The only FOSS models that have a track record of success are:
* Run ads which is really shady.
* Be a true community project and be developed by the people who use it.
* Be open core and sell proprietary features.
* Sell consulting and documentation.