> Disclosing any business information whether it is in the form of code, analytics, financial information, customer data, etc. sometimes makes sense but more th

> Disclosing any business information whether it is in the form of code, analytics, financial information, customer data, etc. sometimes makes sense but more than often, doesn't. While I agree with the spirit of your comment, this is a very sweeping generalization. Many kinds of financial information are being shared regularly with the public and for publicly traded companies they're required by law. Many companies build their infrastructure on open source software, with proprietary glue being a small percent. Knowing what you can or even should share (for marketing purposes) is crucial. Especially knowing that keeping information asymmetry forever is impossible.