> who died and made OSI the sole authority? The people who "died" are all the dumb, short-sighted companies who use terms like "open source" when their softwar

> who died and made OSI the sole authority? The people who "died" are all the dumb, short-sighted companies who use terms like "open source" when their software isn't. We wouldn't be having this discussion if people would just stop being disingenuous. But no, that's not an option. You can't trust a company saying they're "open source". That could mean next to nothing. So we look to the OSI and see what they have to say.