Fix wording in transitioning-contractor-code-to-innersource-model.md #653
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@zkoppert @claredillon I think there was a double negation introduced here that changed the meaning in the wrong way. At least the description in the "Problem" section that I am changing in this PR did not fit to what the "Patlet" says.
Also while we are talking about this, question to @gyehuda and @zkoppert:
Did you make any new experiences in this space that you can share?
We got another question about this area in Slack, so the topic of "agency code & InnerSource" could be relevant to explore a bit deeper.