Moreover, often these folks have rare expertise in those subjects, and/or rare willingness to work on them as open side projects. If you tell them this is just something they have to deal with, I wouldn't be surprised if you also remove some of the incentives folks have to keep contributing to OSS voluntarily in the first place. Very little money, and massive risk of losing control, recognition, etc. even if you "succeed"... how many people are still going to bother? And then you get shocked, shocked that OSS is losing to proprietary software and dying.