True, this needs clarification that currently doesn't exist for large models where training costs heavy millions and binary artifact is both precious and mallea

True, this needs clarification that currently doesn't exist for large models where training costs heavy millions and binary artifact is both precious and malleable – unlike ordinary compilation. Regardless if – once OSI establishes their definition(s) – Meta will choose path of adherence or not, they still deserve a paragraph of praise for what they're doing. As a side note OSI should also recognize that in the era of giant cloud providers protection from predatory market participants is also a thing and should exist as clear licensing option. Mongo, Elastic and Redis drama could be avoided in the future if there was a clear option to protect author side sustainability without affecting open source spirit for end users. ps. I also believe that "Open <something>" should be protected phrase similar to how "Police", "Federal", "Government" or "Organic" is protected to not mislead the public so we don't have things like "OpenAI" nonsense.