Tidelift
A commercial platform that provides subscription-based income to open-source maintainers, with enterprises paying to obtain security and maintenance assurance for their open-source dependencies.
Timeline (last 90 days)
There are usually several institutional paths for exiting and handing over an open source project: foundation hosting (such as the Apache Software Foundation, the Linux Foundation, SFC), commercial support (open core, hosted services, corporate sponsorship), funding models (GitHub Sponsors, Open Collective, Tidelift), and an explicit deprecation process.
According to Tidelift's 2024 open source maintainer survey report, more than 60% of maintainers are unpaid volunteers, and nearly half have considered abandoning their maintenance work due to burnout.
Tidelift的研究表明，超过80%的关键开源维护者是无偿工作的个人
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According to Tidelift's 2024 open source maintainer survey report, more than 60% of maintainers are unpaid volunteers, and nearly half have considered abandoning their maintenance work due to burnout.
60%UnverifiedThere are usually several institutional paths for exiting and handing over an open source project: foundation hosting (such as the Apache Software Foundation, the Linux Foundation, SFC), commercial support (open core, hosted services, corporate sponsorship), funding models (GitHub Sponsors, Open Collective, Tidelift), and an explicit deprecation process.
50%UnverifiedTidelift的研究表明，超过80%的关键开源维护者是无偿工作的个人
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