>I was around before that wiki page was written Ditto (first tech job was in '87). So I guess you are saying that you're aware that "open source" means a spec

>I was around before that wiki page was written Ditto (first tech job was in '87). So I guess you are saying that you're aware that "open source" means a specific thing to many people in this field, but are going to use it in a confusing (to many) way rather than using the unloaded "source available"? You do you, but don't expect everyone to agree to switch from this fairly common usage. Makes it look like you're just searching for an argument.