> The link provided is talking about government services, not really open source, or is there something I'm missing?
For that example government-tech-improvement group, here's a copy of their policy from when it was still active before Trump took office [0]:
> This is a copy of the 18F open source policy. The official document lives in GitHub. If you would like to comment or suggest a change to the policy, please do so there.
> [...]
> The default position of 18F when developing new projects is to:
> 1. Use Free and Open Source Software (FOSS), which is software that does not charge users a purchase or licensing fee for modifying or redistributing the source code, in our projects and contribute back to the open source community.
> 2. Develop our work in the open.
> 3. Publish publicly all source code created or modified by 18F, whether developed in-house by government staff or through contracts negotiated by 18F.
[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20241127174937/https://18f.gsa.g...