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> the currently accepted definition of "Open Source" And that's the problem. I'd say anything between (and including) "Source is available" and "only Free Sof
by ReleaseCandidat 3y ago
> the currently accepted definition of "Open Source"
And that's the problem. I'd say anything between (and including) "Source is available" and "only Free Software" is sufficiently common.
- commoner 3y agoNot really. People commonly misuse "their", "there", and "they're", but doesn't change the currently accepted definitions of these words. The OSI's Open Source Definition gains credibility from its broad support from the FOSS community, and because it has been explicitly recognized by quite a few governments: https://opensource.org/authority https://opensource.org/authority