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In spanish* we have a word: "emparejado" which means a door is not open but not quite closed. It appears closed, but it's not. Maybe we should use "emparejado-s
by armandososa 6y ago
In spanish* we have a word: "emparejado" which means a door is not open but not quite closed. It appears closed, but it's not. Maybe we should use "emparejado-source" :)
* Maybe it's just a mexicanism, IDK.
- vincent-manis 6y agoSo in English, we can call these faux-open-source licences “ajar-source”?