The home page uses "Stack Overflow" in a manner inconsistent with the style guide

The style guide (https://stackoverflow.design/copy/naming) says that the phrase "Stack Overflow" will be restricted to refer to the company qua company, or to "the public Q&A platform." It is clear from context, given the examples, this means "the public Q&A platform at stackoverflow.com."

To refer to the broader complete network of sites, the company says it will use the noun "Stack Overflow Public Platforms."

However, the home page currently says:

Stack Overflow isn’t just for fixing broken code. There's 183 distinct communities here. ...

This makes no sense as a reference to company qua company. Stack Overflow the company of course isn't just for fixing broken code. It is for employing its staff, for creating the network, for running its infrastructure, etc.

The opening sentence is clearly meant to be a reference to the network, which the company says it will call Stack Overflow Public Platforms.

According to the style guide, the company should write instead:

The Stack Overflow Public Platforms aren't just for fixing broken code. There are 183 distinct communities here.