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>Are you entitled to be part of the development process and to state your opinions about how things are going? Yes...if those are the rules of the project. Ope
by ungamedplayer 4y ago
>Are you entitled to be part of the development process and to state your opinions about how things are going? Yes...if those are the rules of the project.
Open source isn't a a code of conduct. It is a licensed though. The subject and title is not about random projects, it's about clojure and open source.
- bachmeier 4y ago> it's about clojure and open source No, it's about Clojure. It's not in any way about open source. Software can be open source no matter how the person writing it runs their projects.
- Heliosmaster 4y agoI would phrase it that open source is just about the license of code, not about anything else, and definitely not about how changes are applied to such code. Usually, it just practically means that you are allowed to make changes and redistribute them, but without giving any guarantees on how these changes are going to be made available to others.