>>106965642
Unless you plan on working with specialized hardware, it's essentially free to get into if you have a shitty computer and basic internet. It's also something that can be done remotely and also scales incredibly easy compared to other products. It requires few developers to create a product for a massive number of people.

All that means it's extremely easy to exploit people into taking low paying developer roles.

It's also difficult to sort between lesser skilled and higher skilled programmers into their respective roles.

>>106890003
Wait, are you telling me that the open source tech scene is predominately furries? When did that happen!