> they shouldn't be there because they're not OSI-approved, right No, they shouldn't be there because they aren't open source; OSI approval has nothing to do w

> they shouldn't be there because they're not OSI-approved, right No, they shouldn't be there because they aren't open source; OSI approval has nothing to do with it. (Though it's still a good indicator, similar to how FDA approval doesn't change whether/how well a drug works/is safe.)