Original tweet author here. Giorgio Sardo, General Manager of Apps, Partners, and Store at Microsoft, has since clarified the company's intent [1][2] and commi

Original tweet author here. Giorgio Sardo, General Manager of Apps, Partners, and Store at Microsoft, has since clarified the company's intent [1][2] and committed to look into clarifying the policy. The currently posted policy (7.16) does not take effect until July 16, 2022. [1] "We absolutely want to support developers distributing successfully OSS apps. In fact there are already fantastic OSS apps in the Store! The goal of this policy is to protect customers from misleading listings. Thanks for feedback, we will review to make sure the intent is clear" (https://twitter.com/gisardo/status/1544728548241448960 https://twitter.com/gisardo/status/1544728548241448960) [2] "That's right, that was the intent. Really appreciate the feedback @WithinRafael @unixterminal @anaisbetts! We are listening, and we will look into clarifying the wording as soon as possible."(https://twitter.com/gisardo/status/1544741955145502724 https://twitter.com/gisardo/status/1544741955145502724)