>Maybe both are useful? There's "open source" in the FSF sense, FSF uses the term free/libre software and they do not like the vague term of open source. The

>Maybe both are useful? There's "open source" in the FSF sense, FSF uses the term free/libre software and they do not like the vague term of open source. The problem is that in English language free also means costs zero and you can get confused with frewware. This is why OP is correct in pointing out wrong term usage, you should not call a GPL software Freeware or a freeware acall it "Free software", it is wrong and causes confusion, So for models would be great we could know if a model is actually open source, open weights with no restrictions or open weights with restrictions on top.