> "This ignores the difference in technical competence of consumers versus Apache users." No, it doesn't. It insists that "Open" retain some reasonable meanin

> "This ignores the difference in technical competence of consumers versus Apache users." No, it doesn't. It insists that "Open" retain some reasonable meaning. The difference in technical competence is what makes this move understandable and in Google's best interests. But that doesn't mean it makes any sense to continue calling the project "Open". Honeycomb is closed. The reasons are irrelevant to whether "Open" is an acceptable descriptor. Google may one day make Honeycomb "Open". But that too is irrelevant to whether "Open" is an acceptable descriptor today.