That isn't really the case here. It didn't start with a company. The company came along independently, effectively took control of an open source project that w

That isn't really the case here. It didn't start with a company. The company came along independently, effectively took control of an open source project that was already well established. They found that support alone wasn't enough to be profitable on and have been lashing out at the community that built around the original project, including independent opensource clients. It's not that the company shouldn't have the code as open source. The company shouldn't exist in the first place and we're all suffering for it.