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Well I'm sorry but I don't recall ever subscribing to the (blatantly arbitrary) "official" open source definition (even though I can appreciate the initiative).
by jdthedisciple 3y ago
Well I'm sorry but I don't recall ever subscribing to the (blatantly arbitrary) "official" open source definition (even though I can appreciate the initiative).
I prefer the literal definition: The source is open.
Which it is.
- nailer 3y agoThe open source definition is by the people that invented the term 'open source'. When you heard the term 'open source', it was because the OSI made the term 'open source' and defined it. You can use any other term you like: 'shared source', 'source available', 'fauxpen source' or whatever else.