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>> The right to take my code, profit from it and not share back is essentially what the OSI stands for and is thus not respected by me. Nope. You are so very w
by BFatts 8y ago
>> The right to take my code, profit from it and not share back is essentially what the OSI stands for and is thus not respected by me.
Nope. You are so very wrong here. The OSI defines open source so that licenses comply with the terms... that's all. They don't have any other agenda, period. Stating so shows a complete lack of understanding OSS and the OSI.
- AsyncAwait 8y agoStating so shows a complete lack of understanding of why and by whom OSS/the OSI was started and popularized. It ignores by who the OSI was co-founded and promoted by, (ESR, O'Reilly etc.) and why, (as a response to FSF to make free software more appealing to corporations for the exact purpose I outlined in my original post).