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Open source with arbitrary restrictions on its usage. I don’t get how “this is the way”. Examples like these make it clear why FSF explicitly distances itself
by pietro72ohboy 4y ago
Open source with arbitrary restrictions on its usage. I don’t get how “this is the way”.
Examples like these make it clear why FSF explicitly distances itself from the term open source.
- meinheld111 4y agoI see oss like a garden without a fence. The owner doesn’t have to allow my trespassing, just tolerate it, and we’re golden.
- oblio 4y agoThat's not OSS. That's just some random permissive license. OSS is "there is no tresspassing". It's as close to public domain as you can get with software (because public domain software has some weird caveats in the US from what I remember).