We aren't trying to hide Adobe involvement with Brackets, but it's very important to recognize that this isn't "Adobe Brackets", it's just "Brackets". This is a community driven project. Adobe is just the benefactor.

I think that putting Adobe's logo / name next to everything would overshadow all the work and contributions from the community.

-Adam Lehman Brackets Product Manager (at Adobe)

I don't think so. There's some Adobe heavyweights involved with the project.

The flipside is Twitter Bootstrap, which was never an "official" Twitter project.

https://medium.com/what-i-learned-building/b95033c270af

It says right on the home page that it's maintained by Adobe & the github repos are all maintained by Adobe as well. Just curious, do you think Adobe has a bad reputation for making software that would make them want to dis-associate with the company?

Personally, I think Adobe has a bad reputation for making software. Flash, Dreamweaver and Acrobat comes to mind.

Flash - Difficult to work with (I know most beginners struggle with it). Dreamweaver - Bloated software that generates weird HTML code. Acrobat - Slow and bloated software. Can't a PDF reader be simpler ?

But as adrocknaphobia pointed out 'this isn't "Adobe Brackets", it's just "Brackets"'. Turns out there's no hiding after-all.

It's stated clearly on the front page, line two of the first paragraph. How is that hiding?