Wow. that's quite the mouthful. It goes to show that there is no guarantees that a company is standing by its word. I imagine in the wild there are a ton of c

Wow. that's quite the mouthful. It goes to show that there is no guarantees that a company is standing by its word. I imagine in the wild there are a ton of companies who "in theory" are open source, but they're just chunk of useless code by itself, opaque enough to not be obvious. In reality a lot of companies appear to show off their internal deployment bits, leaving all the IP safely tucked away, whilst looking "open". But that's no different that people using their github account as a portfolio showpiece, and dipping in as many projects as possible.