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Fair question :-) And the answer is no, you would not need OSI's permission to call your project open source -- because you'd be using the MIT license which has
by joshsimmons 8y ago
Fair question :-) And the answer is no, you would not need OSI's permission to call your project open source -- because you'd be using the MIT license which has been reviewed and approved by the OSI.
You can find the list of approved licenses, along with information about the review and approval process, over at https://opensource.org/licenses https://opensource.org/licenses
- singlow 8y agoYou can call your software open source no matter what license you use. People may harrass you, but there is no legal restriction on the use of the term and OSI cannot sue you.