"Open source" is a specific term with a specific meaning. These points are not it, and "open source" is not a scale of openness. Also factual errors: >You no

"Open source" is a specific term with a specific meaning. These points are not it, and "open source" is not a scale of openness. Also factual errors: >You no longer control this software. If someone makes a bunch of money off it it then you can’t complain. If someone uses it to build bombs then you also can’t complain. You can perfectly use GPL, for instance, which forces derivative works, commercial or not, to be released under the same license.