I think it does matter. Open-source software can still suffer from "enshittification" when there is constant need to generate profit. Fortunately it is open source, so it can be forked when things get bad, but even then there still may be lots of tech debt to undo.
Right...but if you're going to fork it and create fragmentation, then we might as well go back to Node which has at least been stable for the past few years.
