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Ah, you're right about the commercially sensitive information.
by allsystemsgo 14y ago
Ah, you're right about the commercially sensitive information.
- lifeisstillgood 14y agoI wonder about "commercially sensitive" as much as "National Security". I often assume they are catch-alls that in a transparent world would be unremarkable, or cause for pressure to fix from stakeholders - I would guess there are very few things a competitor would be able to take advantage of that you could make public about a startup. Its business model? Made public to every customer. Its financial status? Its a start up - the status is terrible by default. Its customer list? If Google is my customer, I am letting you know for sure. Its source code? Yes, but I am not sure that a) that is what most people consider commercially sensitive information (ie its more an asset such as IP) and b) even if we gave the main competitor of WuFoo their git repos, the competitor would probably have to use all of the code to make much use of any of the code. Except maybe grep for swear words in the comments