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RE: Finding The Best Governance Model
Open Source and GNU have been around for 20 years. Without open source, many softwares, databases, Internet based coding languages, and even industry standards in software development would have been years off. Instead, open source development projects led to more open source projects which educated an entire generation of developers and database administrators. Most of all, it forced competition for software companies to put out their best product because open source products have shown to be just as good or better.
I think this is the biggest strength for open source. You have many people who can work in the traditional corporate governance model but also participate it open source and create a product that forces to competition to innovate.