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Such restrictions would make it not open source (per the open source definition). Can't both have your cake and eat it too. There's e.g. the polyform project h
by jabl 6y ago
Such restrictions would make it not open source (per the open source definition). Can't both have your cake and eat it too.
There's e.g. the polyform project https://polyformproject.org/ https://polyformproject.org/ but that's explicitly source-available proprietary software, not open source.