The Power of Open Source
I’ve read several different implementations of this idea recently, the most recent in Bruce Schneier’s assessment of different IT security systems, but in a wide variety of contexts the core idea is true, and very powerful:
Years ago, Bill Joy, one of the founders of Sun Microsystems, made a statement that is still true today—that no matter what your company is, most of the smart people in the world work somewhere else. Open source is a way of leveraging those untapped resources—those smart people.
This iteration from Mitch Kapor.
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