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Minor point: "open source" is not open source because you have the source. It's open source because it's licensed that way. Adding a public domain or cc-0 licen
by polemic 11y ago
Minor point: "open source" is not open source because you have the source. It's open source because it's licensed that way. Adding a public domain or cc-0 license to the page would achieve the same effect.
- auvrw 11y agogood point, tho.. i'm really appreciative of lists like this b/c, while i don't use spreadsheets, for instance, a i can immediately see why an "excel imgur" is a seriously good idea. but then doesn't "open-sourcing" w/o a creative commons or similar notice just mean that the first person who blogs or tweets or whatever has a legal record that it's their idea? honestly dunno and would appreciate feedback from legally-learned.