Why Balanced is an open company

I just want to say this kind of future really gets me excited! I love it when a product/service I use is open enough that if I ever spot a typo, it's easier and faster for me to fix it in the source and submit a PR (and enjoy a more perfect product) than to ignore it.<p>That's the kind of future I want to live in. I'm very thankful to Balanced, Gittip for being some of the ones paving the way there.

Open isn't an on/off switch. Open is a slider.<p>There are varying degrees to which you should expose your inner workings. Some of it may be intriguing for investors to be comfortable enough to throw money at you knowing you'll turn a profit. Some of it would be enticing for your customers who can see whether you've got your act together.<p>But this "Open" as a buzzword is something we have to be careful with. Transparency can be good for business, but only within reason. Also, be careful of how much tint you use on those rose colored glasses. It's not that you present the truth; it's how you go about doing it.

I find the topic really interesting. However it is the first time I see that Balanced is involved in this vision. From their homepage, I don't see any link about their openness. What did I miss ?