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Nope. I just dislike it when someone tries to claim control over a simple English words. They don't have a trademark on open source so they don't get the righ
by JaimeThompson 8y ago
Nope. I just dislike it when someone tries to claim control over a simple English words. They don't have a trademark on open source so they don't get the right to go around saying what is / isn't open source.
- sascha_sl 8y agoThey made up the term and their definition is what most people associate with "open source". This is not a legal right, it's just "let's not redefine words because we don't like their common meaning".