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So someone who buys a copy can redistribute it freely with changes? http://opensource.org/docs/osd http://opensource.org/docs/osd
by Harkins 15y ago
So someone who buys a copy can redistribute it freely with changes?
http://opensource.org/docs/osd http://opensource.org/docs/osd
- jmtame 15y agoThe 'open sourced' connotation was mostly aimed at the process of doing a startup, opening up all the complexities of that from the founders perspective and allowing others to see it and possible reuse those techniques in their own startup. Sorry if I've confused anyone on the nature of that. If I had to give it a more generic name it'd probably just be "Interviews with Startup Founders." If you want to share it with your friends, there's nothing that I can really do about that--I would just say that if you like it enough, try to purchase it.
- Harkins 15y agoThen quit abusing the term "open source". It has a specific meaning. The other word in the title is "Startups", would you do interviews with only established multinational companies and call it "startups"? Would you publish a cookbook and call it "startups"? Don't use "open source" unless you mean it.