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Its such wide-spread phenomenon, such that we have an "even more agile" dark manifesto, pointing out the pitfalls in which the agile has fallen (eg. processes & tools) - http://darkagilemanifesto.org/ ...and the golden http://programming-motherfucker.com/ that urges us to just cut out the cancer.
I guess it would depend on what do you want to do with it.
If you want people to license it from you - simply dropping it at GH will not get you more $ from the licenses. You should rather try to somehow promote the service.
I understand that the idea of dropping it on GH is two-sided. On one side try to keep alive it in one way on another and on the other side, try to get some more engineers involved on it. Again, simply dropping it on GH will probably not change much.
Maybe a good idea would be to look around different OS projects and try to simplify twase and include the technology in some OS projects that could benefit from it?
In addition to that you could request a IP/recognition note and a reference for commercial requests on adaptation of the code to specific needs?
Cheers :)