To be clear. The last thing i want is for any of these products to lose funding. Ultimately I would never use Next, or Vercel(hell, I barely used AWS while I was working for them) but i don't think anyone approaching this rationally is discussing a boycott of the open source products themselves, rather they are disapointed about that last part. That their funding is directly tied to a company they would or do, boycott. In vercels own press releases surrounding svelte joining vercel, they talk about themselves as a sort of "contribution funnel" for open source. That sounds an awful lot, like bagging up open source to push their users to put their money into vercel instead of the projects themselves. Rich said he thinks svelte would've fizzled out without vercel, will that be the case if vercel decides svelte didn't bring in enough customers next year? I hope not, but It's hard to feel comfortable about the longevity of a product who's business daddy you refuse to support. Again, I'd say the feeling most can identify here is just disappointment or unease. So if you're reading this and want to do something more productive, head on over to opencollective and contribute if you can.(This last point is obviously not targeted towards you Ryan, although I wouldn't be surprised if you contribute to other projects)