> It's all about who has control of the codebase. If you need to fork or kiss Google's ass to implement changes to it, then it's not really open. So any reposi

> It's all about who has control of the codebase. If you need to fork or kiss Google's ass to implement changes to it, then it's not really open. So any repositories that don't have public commits enabled are 'not really open'? A ludicrous suggestion.