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Originally Posted by idrougge
This is why open source isn't the silver bullet. Blitz source codes have been open for over a decade, but TED's replacement PED is but a hack on the old TED, fixing some long-standing problems but nevertheless carrying over most of TED's problems.
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I also do not understand your logic... you need someone (or a team) who cares for the software, be it open source or closed. When somebody drops the platform opensourcing at least offers the chance that someone later takes the torch. Keeping it closed and dropping the platform means end of the software. There are countless amiga programs where this happened.