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You can't accept money to talk to somebody about the open-source project. The Commons Clause literally says this! Does the level of bullshit that implies not re

You can't accept money to talk to somebody about the open-source project. The Commons Clause literally says this! Does the level of bullshit that implies not resonate? Even if there weren't a nigh-universally accepted definition of open source software that precludes it--and it does--in what universe does that suggest openness?

staticassertion 8y ago
The code is open. You can modify the code. You can fork the code. You can do everything you'd normally do with the code. You can not sell the code, or services that are directly based on the code. Sounds pretty open and reasonable. But we'll just have to disagree I think.