> therefore IS NOT OPEN SOURCE. Please edit your comment to be more accurate. If you later approve the license, then under your company's own definition of "o

> therefore IS NOT OPEN SOURCE. Please edit your comment to be more accurate. If you later approve the license, then under your company's own definition of "open source" that means it was always open source, even now, so saying they are not open source when you admit you have not reviewed the license fully yet, is inaccurate, and could very well lead your company into legal liability if your statement turns out to be untrue and mongodb sues for slander. furthermore: If you later deny the license, that may mean it was always not open source. May. Your board is not the gatekeeper to the open source community, you are not the controller, authority, or president of the open source community, and the open source community as a whole is the only body that can decide what is "Open Source"