Contribute rather than criticize, right?

Sometimes, you can take a few steps down but after that, you propel yourself up a lot more if you experiment. I think this kind of mindset, we need to actually propagate with all the communities as well as enterprises.

To the extent, and unfortunately, for a lot of enterprises or even parents. I think that the fear of the failure is a result of success that was experienced in the past. You know I come from Singapore, right? Over the past 30, 40 years, we have been growing very ...

Whether does it fit your needs? If it’s not, then you continue to evolve and try different things. That’s where innovation will spark, right? Very often, when people think about innovation, it’s about the big idea of some life-changing things but most of the time, innovation starts as small little ...

The other part, which Jason spoke about, is the enterprise part of our business. Is not just about them using open source. When you start to adopt open source tools, you need to have the right mindset because a large part of open source is about iteration and experimentation. You ...

I think from our perspective, we have two parts of the company. One is more on the community or the engineering. We can definitely do a better job of engaging the community here in Taiwan and enrolling their help to contribute to open source projects.

Are they sharing the costs with each other?

No.