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No. Even if you accept the Open Source Definition as the sole arbiter of what's open source, "approved by the OSI" is not one of its 10 criteria. It is possible
by Doctor_Fegg 8y ago
No. Even if you accept the Open Source Definition as the sole arbiter of what's open source, "approved by the OSI" is not one of its 10 criteria. It is possible for a licence to meet the OSD whether or not the OSI has approved it.