Does this mean we can patch the .Net Framework?

3 October, 2007. It was a Wednesday.

In an interesting move Microsoft opened portions of the .Net Framework source code to the development community. You will be able to seamlessly debug into the lower innards of the framework provided you have Visual Studio 2008 installed.

I wonder does this mean that the community can now submit patches against the framework? If they do this will be an awesome move as the framework becomes centrally managed but community owned.

What are your thoughts?

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