>Setting aside that those developers are not good team players / open source citizens ...yeah, no. Open sourcing your code doesn't mean you necessarily want p

>Setting aside that those developers are not good team players / open source citizens ...yeah, no. Open sourcing your code doesn't mean you necessarily want people packaging it up for distribution elsewhere, because when they inevitably fall behind the release schedule and people get on old versions, you are often the one who gets the support triaging work. It is entirely reasonable to not want other people doing this.