Open Source, Nagios, and Corporate Responsibility

Will Hurley posted an interesting blog article at TalkBMC titled “ Welcome to Opensville, Population Zero. He talks about how some companies build their products on Open Source projects like Nagios, but fail to give back to the respective communities. Very interesting read that should provoke some good discussions.

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