Well, that&#x27;s certainly a feature that serves to expand the usage of the Go language, but I&#x27;m not so certain I like the spirit of it. Until now, sharing Go functionality meant sharing the source. And I like the idea that you pretty much have to open up your full source if you want people to use your work.<p>Maybe it&#x27;s just fanciful and impractical, but I&#x27;d sort of hoped this would be the kind of decision that Go could take a stand against, in favor of incentivizing openness.