@vwbusguy@mastodon.online@maxamillion Oh sure, I understand that as someone who is into contributing to open source and building stuff. It's a harder sell in a place that's just looking for a platform to run their production stuff. No one wants to risk having to explain that prod is down because of a patch in CS that broke something and the vendor no longer "supports CentOS" (even if it's eventually going to be a problem for the vendor in the next RHEL release).