>Open source doesn't necessarily imply zero cost. While it's true you can charge for your OSS product, all OSS licenses allow the recipient to distribute the s

>Open source doesn't necessarily imply zero cost. While it's true you can charge for your OSS product, all OSS licenses allow the recipient to distribute the source code (and the built binaries) at no cost. So, OSS does imply free, even if it doesn't mandate it.