I end up coding in-house versions of things like language and document parsers that are available open source, just for licensing reasons. For example, a lot o

I end up coding in-house versions of things like language and document parsers that are available open source, just for licensing reasons. For example, a lot of open source licences only kick in when you distribute the derived work, and that's fine, but it's not clear whether the on-premise instance of our service that the Chinese government runs is a "distribution" or if that's still in-house.