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From: Steve Richter <srichter@AutoCoder.com> > From: Leif Svalgaard <leif@leif.org> > >Ah, but if the experience of open software is any guide: those bugs would > be found and fixed by the community, not by IBM, so there would be no expense > >on part of IBM. > I think you still need one entity in charge of the system. I agree, and in case of Linux, Linus still serves that function, but in terms of finding the bugs, it doesn't matter who owns it. I can imagine a world (not to come to pass though) where IBM or a BP or a customer would propose a change, maybe even produce some code. The change and the code would be reviewed by the community, the bugs would be flushed out, improvements would be suggested, etc, and the platform would move forward as IBM takes advantage of the talent and requirements of the community. It will not happen because IBM think that the community is too dumb. .
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