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> Given that the OSI actually has a trademark for open source They don't. They have a trademark for "Open Source Initiative Approved License". There are no le
by xyzzy_plugh 6y ago
> Given that the OSI actually has a trademark for open source
They don't. They have a trademark for "Open Source Initiative Approved License".
There are no legal ramifications to using the term -- I can state everything I do behind closed doors is open source, and I can only judged socially by my peers.