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That's also correct, under the GPL and assorted copyleft licenses you're not obligated to distribute/publish the source code to anyone, only that whoever you distribute the program to is obligated to the same freedoms you have (including access to the source and publishing it themselves). The goal of a copyleft license is to promote transparency from *all* parties. I mentioned git forges since that gives way to bug/issue trackers and contributions as well as publishing the source code...