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Openness is great, but the world is sadly full of assholes. Back in the Wii/Twiizers days, we had a few outer tiers (e.g. a group of originally HBC betatesters, later really just a bunch of trusted Wii devs) and managed to mostly avoid leaks. Pick your friends carefully.
The pattern that we find works for us is to create per-project offshoot communities where we invite other people. The Switch Linux stuff was largely developed/discussed on a separate channel with some non-f0f folks. Even so, it's still invite-only.
my guess is that if you're interested, have skills, and prove yourself capable and trustworthy, you would be a prime candidate to get an invite. So, it's open-ish, with a practical (and civil) barrier to entry.
I've always looked up to your team, not just because you develop amazing things, not only because Quality Matters™, but because time and again, you've remained civil, and Keep Hacking On, even when those that surround this community, look like they're setting themselves on fire.
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