Can the OSI stop trying justify their existence by finding any excuse to call out "non-osi approved" every chance they get. Only lawyers in corporations care a

Can the OSI stop trying justify their existence by finding any excuse to call out "non-osi approved" every chance they get. Only lawyers in corporations care about that distinction and I hate them more and more the more they try to authority signal using it. All of these excessive callouts to "OSI approved" or "Not OSI Approved" in every article like they are the gatekeepers to rather or not licenses can be called open source. Sorry, but you can't name your non-profit after a dictionary word or common usage phrase that existed before you even existed then become the all seeing gatekeeper over what qualifies for those terms. That's not how language works.