I think the way forward here is to make what I suspect is a loose confederation of folks using non-compete licenses to actually get together and draft their own set of values. To then brand that. And stand behind it proudly.
https://twitter.com/adamhjk/status/1687113805237714944
Sentry is an Open Source company. We were born and bred in the community and are very much a part of it today. We value software freedom for users to an extent, but we don’t think of it in the same strident terms as the Free Software movement. We think of freedom primarily in terms of access to technology and knowledge to improve efficiency for developers. What’s more, it’s not the only thing that matters to us. We also value sustainability for developers. The two are often in tension. Finding and maintaining a good balance between them is what Open Source means to us.