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That is true for everyday use, but false in a legal context. Try saying that a product contains x when it contains y. For example, extra olive oil that contain
by mejutoco 3y ago
That is true for everyday use, but false in a legal context.
Try saying that a product contains x when it contains y. For example, extra olive oil that contains gutter oil. In certain contexts you will have to explain to a judge that language is not prescriptive and you committed fraud, and maybe harmed people in the process.
- rerdavies 3y agoThe source is open.
- mejutoco 3y agoOpen source means something specific in a legal context, same as 50m submersible for watches and truffle oil. Many others have already mentioned that source available or other similar terms could work perfectly, but not open source, which has a specific legal meaning.