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Hi there @accounts9dff3738ad014accdd,
Yes, the scripts are actually already open source, you can find the repository here:
https://github.com/digitalocean/droplet-1-clicks
You can open issues and create pull requests.
Regarding cloning the Docker image, personally, I believe that if you want to have full control over the image itself, it is best to have your own copy. Otherwise, you would rely on an image that is not managed by your team, so you would need to anticipate for any unexpected changes by the image vendor.
Regards, Bobby