Yes, the people who created invented what open source is are the folks claiming that, how bizzare /s And corporations that try to get some free marketing and c

Yes, the people who created invented what open source is are the folks claiming that, how bizzare /s And corporations that try to get some free marketing and code I guess. The term is clear - lack of limitations of usage for the code makes it open source. If you put any limitations, whether noncommercial, "not for evil" etc. it stops being open. It's not hard. If you close a door, it's not open anymore.