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Which is why I am using "open source". You are free to use "non-OSI source" for your stuff. The only thing you are saying is that "open source" sounds nicer an
by diffeomorphism 6y ago
Which is why I am using "open source". You are free to use "non-OSI source" for your stuff.
The only thing you are saying is that "open source" sounds nicer and you want it for your term instead. Too late.
- kube-system 6y ago"Open source" was used to refer to source-available material for decades before it ever OSI ever existed. This is the reason why OSI can't get a trademark on the term -- UTPTO won't let you trademark a generally descriptive term already in use.
- diffeomorphism 6y agoThat's nice, but just says that it used to mean something else and you are bitter about it.