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>then it is no longer free; you don't get both. You drew a line in the sand, do not presume that someone else will draw the line in the same place. For example
by marcinzm 7y ago
>then it is no longer free; you don't get both.
You drew a line in the sand, do not presume that someone else will draw the line in the same place. For example, some people draw the line at GPL. I, personally, greatly prefer a BSL license to a fully proprietary license. That means, from me, they do get both.
- unionpivo 7y agoWell yes but open source has well established definition. If we just let everybody call them self opensource and free, those terms will loose all of its meaning. The fact that BSL is better than completely closed source option is different discussion.