Differentiating IP/copyright/code rights and infrastructure hosting is definitely an important aspect of the feud. In a perfect world, open source projects wou

Differentiating IP/copyright/code rights and infrastructure hosting is definitely an important aspect of the feud. In a perfect world, open source projects would never use private infrastructure (and would certainly not privilege any particular private infrastructure!). That said, the ability to 'open source' infrastructure (read: have hosting provided by a non-profit or similar attached to the open source project) has always been more difficult (financially, legally, and practically) than simply commiting a license file.