There's still the issue where turning on LFS makes forks unusable - regardless of price/profit this still seems like a major issue. Based off all the author's descriptions it sounds more like GitHub are still in the process of figuring out how best to get LFS management in their largely-collaborative environment. I wouldn't be surprised if GitHub has upcoming changes to resolve some of these issues.
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There's still the issue where turning on LFS makes forks unusable - regardless of price/profit this still seems like a major issue. Based off all the author's descriptions it sounds more like GitHub are still in the process of figuring out how best to get LFS management in their largely-collaborative environment. I wouldn't be surprised if GitHub has upcoming changes to resolve some of these issues.