Comments by "Tiago D\x27Agostini" (@tiagodagostini) on "The Problem With Open Source" video.

@THEMithrandir09 Well For starters, Open Source does not imply free of charge. It is free to be changed. You could distribute your Open Source content behind a paywall. THe logic way is to do that with peripherical modules mainly.
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Well I never trusted. On all places I Worked we NERVER used a release newer than 3 months. Your development environment must be more stable than that to keep a good quality output. If things change everyday you are in a wild sea.
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Using fixed versions is basic common sense.
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I will say most companies do return to the origin any bug fixes they find, and that is their obligation. If you want more than that you need a license that goes into that direction.
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@piotrd.4850 Yup, My company is in healthcare and it is a NO-NO to deploy ANY software piece, be it a library or your OWN software without a few MONTHS of enclosed testing.
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