I'm not sure what you're refuting? All I did was express that in circumstances where a company sells bug fixes for considerable sums that there has to be pressure on that company to compromise their morals; if it takes a hundred months of service to a company to recover the revenue one gets from one day of bug fixing then the economics of the situation require strong moral backing. It seems there should be lower risk ways of structuring this relationship.

However, with proper external independent oversight this becomes moot, thank you for pointing out that oversight appears to be in place.

It sounds from what you say that all Collabora work is pushed to the LO git repos?