It's still a single person company (as in, the company with only one employee). The fact that more people contribute to the company's product doesn't change tha

It's still a single person company (as in, the company with only one employee). The fact that more people contribute to the company's product doesn't change that. As long as other open source contributors are not payed for their contributions, I would still qualify it as a single person company. It's just that the company's approach is a little bit different than the traditional one.