>That is not the definition of open-source (or even "open source"), a common term for software the source code of which is available; it is the Open Source Defi

>That is not the definition of open-source (or even "open source"), a common term for software the source code of which is available; it is the Open Source Definition, a copyrighted work published by The Open Source Initiative. This is blatantly false. You will find it very difficult to find any respected authority whose definition of open source differs from the OSI's definition.