I'm one of those guys running businesses with open source for 20 years - not once have I given a shit about OSI or FSF or their definition, and neither do the o

I'm one of those guys running businesses with open source for 20 years - not once have I given a shit about OSI or FSF or their definition, and neither do the other folks I know that control very large budgets. So no, it's not some universally-agreed on definition and trying to hawk it as such is dishonest. Did the FSF & OSI help establish the framework that's allowing us to have this conversation? Yes. Do they get to dictate that conversation in 2018? Nope.