I disagree, but there we have it. "Anyone" is still limited to the set of "people who can code" and that is still a tiny, tiny percentage of the overall population - there is no open source movement for the populace at large, just for the coders.

My point is that no one is bothering to serve the non-coding masses what they are demanding; the people coding open source are only serving their own ends, because they have no impetus to serve the needs of the larger population.