No crisis, nothing to see
There are alternatives to Redhat.
This reminds of Bruce Perkins circa 1998, no #chickenlittle but *if* a solution is needed than parasites such as me need to work out whether they are part of the problem or part of the solution.
Too many of the "community" spend hours screaming by forum but perhaps rather than demanding they could find other ways of contributing.
I fund some projects that are of particular importance to me, nothing that would cause them to gasp, but a few quid every now and again.
Linux, the kernel, is too important to too many people, that is safe. Other projects needs to be cared about more.
LibreOffice complains fairly regularly that too many corporate users don't support the project. But according to Wikipedia only a few percent of all users see enough value to support it.
I look at the list of corporate sponsors for openSUSE, that looks fairly healthy but for reasons that escape me, it continues to be treated as the runt while others spend their time respinning Debian derivatives, freedom of choice n'all but if they think there is a problem possibly respins are not the answer.