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You seem not to understand what open source means. Code released to the public under common free open source licenses mean someone can fork the code and put it
by castell 11y ago
You seem not to understand what open source means. Code released to the public under common free open source licenses mean someone can fork the code and put it on Github any time. If the company chooses to close source further development, then it's their unfortunate choice, nevertheless already released older open sourced code will stay open source.
- morelikeborelax 11y agoAhh, you misunderstood me. It was open source many years ago and that body of code doesn't seem to exist anywhere now. Things have long moved on from that period, but a few of us are just curious to see if the code is still around from that time or if our product is one mavhc was talking about (unlikely).