Comment Reminds me of SQLite's stance (Score 5, Interesting) 44
This stance reminds me a bit of SQLite's stance on contributions:
SQLite is open-source but it is not open-contribution. All the code in SQLite is written by a small team of experts. The project does not accept "pull requests" or patches from anonymous passers-by on the internet
The main reason in their case is that they want to maintain the code as pure public domain, so don't want it "tainted" by contributions of unknown origin that might later cause issues if used.