Comment by DannyBee

"Corporations are organized around profit, open-source is not. With only that in mind you can predict what will happen in most of the cases. "

All three of these statements seem like nonsense.

First, "Corporations are organized around profit". No, they are legal entities, organized around articles of incorporation. These have a purpose statement. Often, those purpose statements are directed toward lawful business goals. But you do not have to be.

Non-profit vs profit corporations can, quite literally, have the same set of purposes. The only difference between the two is what you can do with profits.

"open-source is not".

I'm not even sure what you are trying to say here. Very large amounts of popular open source, is, in fact, produced by for-profit companies, and has been since the beginning of open-source. The term was even created by a group of people at a for-profit company. So ....

"With only that in mind you can predict what will happen in most of the cases."

No, you can let whatever biases you seem to have stoke your imagination and prognosticate. You can't actually predict what will happen. There are plenty of happy, well functioning for-profit companies in open source that have been helping open source for many many many years. There are also plenty of non-profits that have harmed open source greatly.

It takes a lot of blindness to see this stuff as simply black and white.