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So, you don't like for the term "open source" to include anti lock-in conditions to protect users freedoms and only ok with it if the license permits lock-in ex
by zzzcpan 8y ago
So, you don't like for the term "open source" to include anti lock-in conditions to protect users freedoms and only ok with it if the license permits lock-in exploitation of users via hosted services? That's the kind of open source definition I strongly disagree with.