> I honestly expected the author to touch on some important issues like the fact that your game is naturally open source. Small correction, your source is read

> I honestly expected the author to touch on some important issues like the fact that your game is naturally open source. Small correction, your source is readable, but it isn't "open source" - "open source" means available under and open source license (which your code is not, unless you actually do that). Your source also doesn't need to be readable - you can obfuscate it, to the point where it is as readable as native binaries - disassembleable in theory, but only by experts.