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Heh, yeah good luck with that. The real question is why are you trying to muddy the waters of the existing term, rather than inventing your own term and gettin
by justinclift 4y ago
Heh, yeah good luck with that.
The real question is why are you trying to muddy the waters of the existing term, rather than inventing your own term and getting people to use that?
- dingledork69 4y agoLike I already explained to you, not everyone agrees on the definition of open source. You have your definition, the open source foundation has theirs, and other people have their own. It is not a well defined term. Why are you pretending you get to define the english language for everyone?
- justinclift 4y agoYeah, good luck with that. :)