>Exactly, I think people misunderstand what open source means. "Misunderstand" implies there's some authoritative definition on "open source" means here. I rem

>Exactly, I think people misunderstand what open source means. "Misunderstand" implies there's some authoritative definition on "open source" means here. I remember people considering Dasura "not open source" even though it was GPLv2, simply because they didn't accept patches and only threw code over the wall. To a lot of people, open source means engaging on Github. You can say "they're wrong", but that's just disagreement.