> No, you should ignore OSI crap. They interpret "open" as open to be closed and abused by corporations, not remaining open for end users. This is incorrect. O

> No, you should ignore OSI crap. They interpret "open" as open to be closed and abused by corporations, not remaining open for end users. This is incorrect. OSI's approved licenses include copyleft licenses, which do not permit releasing closed-source versions.