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> the user should trust a small core of the product [...] without access to the source code. That's not open source then. You're watering down the meaning of o
by mtmail 7y ago
> the user should trust a small core of the product [...] without access to the source code.
That's not open source then. You're watering down the meaning of open source for marketing.
- glapark 7y agoI guess my question was a bit unclear. We state upfront that our product is not open source because it is shipped with a proprietary part. It just builds on an open-source project.