I received a few DMs regarding "Sourcegraph went dark," on HN (Hacker News) so I'll respond here and link to it. =) 1. Sourcegraph code search hasn't been an OSI-approved open source project since I started (February 2022). I knew this going in and knew there would be better opportunities to help sustain the greatest software supply chain ever to exist (IMO). 1a. On GitHub, there are forks of Sourcegraph code search with the Apache 2 license and without telemetry; I look forward to seeing what the community builds! 2. Since I started, @sqs, @beyang, and others on the engineering team have encouraged me to support many of our top-level dependencies via @thanks_dev, @opencollect, @github Sponsors, and direct payments to maintainers that you won't see publicly. 3. @adocomplete tasked me with creating the @SourcegraphCody Pro for open source maintainers. Since launching in June, we have onboarded 31 maintainers. Hopefully that will help answer any questions or concerns. I love Sourcegraph as a company and am lucky to work with such a talented and dedicated team. I look forward to expanding our community with @Kynlos @PriNova75 and our open source sustainability initiatives one day at a time. ❤️