A ton of companies are based around open source software. That's kind of the beauty of it. It has enabled the proliferation of businesses and has sped up innovation.
But by your logic, the NSA must be an open source government agency. After all, the Snowden leaks revealed that their technology (including XKeyscore) is built on open source software.
"Working inside open source browsers mostly."
Every website and web application is open source now? If you can find a way to arbitrarily lift server-side code from any web application, you'd be hailed as the next technological messiah.
No, GitHub using open source software does not make their platform open source. They do give back to an extent, sure. But that's hardly anything to celebrate by itself.
I did not say their platform is open source. I did say instead that the character of their main business puts them firmly in the open source space. Not even counting their own github account with open sourced software they created...
But by your logic, the NSA must be an open source government agency. After all, the Snowden leaks revealed that their technology (including XKeyscore) is built on open source software.
"Working inside open source browsers mostly."
Every website and web application is open source now? If you can find a way to arbitrarily lift server-side code from any web application, you'd be hailed as the next technological messiah.
No, GitHub using open source software does not make their platform open source. They do give back to an extent, sure. But that's hardly anything to celebrate by itself.