It’s rare that you see much criticism of nonprofit organizations. People are getting *something* done, after all, no matter what particulars you may take affront to their modus operandi.

But we should all be wary of the thought-stifling, fuzzy-feeling environment that lets fundamental missions go unexamined. And it’s in that spirit I that I so much appreciate David Geilhufe’s recent frustrations with the increasingly for-profit nature of N-TEN’s national conference.

You can find his post here: Social Source Software: Where Have The Values Gone?