I did check for myself. And failed to find anything in the clauses on litigation or branding that obviously violated anything in OSI's Open Software Definition

I did check for myself. And failed to find anything in the clauses on litigation or branding that obviously violated anything in OSI's Open Software Definition (OSD). Hence, the question. Simonw's response points out some unusual clauses, and at least one of them looks like it might go against one of the requirements in the OSD but it is not a litigation or branding clause and the article specifically called out the litigation and branding clauses.