[speakingmoistly]

> If your code is no longer private, then you can take advantage of the greatest feature of open source software: community involvement. People are free to submit bug fixes and features to your codebase, allowing you to offload some of the remaining human work involved in managing a product. [...]

The one question that comes to mind, especially because "managing a product" is mentioned, is why would anyone explicitly provide free labour to any sort of profit enterprise?

There's deeper discussion to be had about open source projects that live within corporations at different degrees, but this specific bit feels very extractive unless we're just talking personal projects.