> The difference is that FOSS is not a business model FOSS can be part of a business model, but only if there are contracting parties who agree on the mutual o

> The difference is that FOSS is not a business model FOSS can be part of a business model, but only if there are contracting parties who agree on the mutual obligations. If someone simply develops open source software and this is used by arbitrary people, essential prerequisites are missing for a contract to come into being. Instead, there are no obligations to the developer.