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I don't want to nitpick, but publicly addressable =/= publicly reachable.

If this was an NSA backdoor, why would the NSA reveal it publicly by having Certicom patent it?

Just the fact that an accredited University is publicly traded is somewhat troubling to me.

But it seems like there would be consequences to being so formally (and publicly) ranked second, or lower, by your wife.

Matchmaking was accessible to all players starting in 2012 when Valve released Dota 2 publicly.

The fact that there are accredited institutions that are publicly traded just seems wrong.

Has it copyrighted its publicly readable code or released it under a license?

I'm not willing to concede publicly liking an essay just because some people are going to be uncomfortable with it.

Facebook isn't a benevolent society dedicated to introducing people to the greater Internet, it's a publicly traded company interested in maximizing returns for its shareholders.

This appears to be not publicly visible without a G+ profile.

History has been in Spartan for over a month now publicly.

It could be devastating to a young researcher to have their work publicly shamed by an anonymous commenter who has it out for their research group.

And in Ruby they are only "special" because they have been intentionally hidden from the publicly visible inheritance chain.

"Defending" in the sense of publicly arguing that the accused officers are innocent is your basic right in a free society.

He's never publicly insulted individuals because he didn't agree with their design decisions, or written mailing list posts saying someone has "never written a competent script in his life." So, what's your point?

And by the way, yes, when your "helper function" is exposed publicly to the whole project, and every developer ended up using it in 10 different places, you can safely consider this function to be an API.