None of these are counter-examples to what the OP said
> Not all, but the ones that aren't have clear product management of some sort.
That's effectively all of these except maybe ublock.
If you don't have someone trying to sell some portion of your code base, true community efforts not a commercial effort that happens to be OSS, you're probably an infrastructure project.
> Not all, but the ones that aren't have clear product management of some sort.
That's effectively all of these except maybe ublock.
If you don't have someone trying to sell some portion of your code base, true community efforts not a commercial effort that happens to be OSS, you're probably an infrastructure project.