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It's kind of nuts that (I'm assuming) the source code is publicly available but the developers who wrote it can't talk about it. (I realize this situation isn'

• ygjb 2y ago
  This is super common. When I worked at Mozilla, most stuff was open, but I still couldn't talk about stuff publicly because I wasn't a spokesperson for Mozilla. Same at OpenDNS/Cisco, or at Fastly, and now at Amazon. Lots of stuff I can talk about, but I generally avoid threads and comments about Amazon, or if I do, it's strictly to reference public documentation, public releases, or that sort of thing. It's easier to simply not participate, link a document, or say no comment than it is to cross reference what I might say against what's public, and what's not.