> That's enough It's opt-in. No one forces a project to pick open source. They don't get to decide what's enough. You clearly want open source to mean somethi

> That's enough It's opt-in. No one forces a project to pick open source. They don't get to decide what's enough. You clearly want open source to mean something other that what it by default means. A better place to put your efforts would be like folks over at fair.io, perhaps. It's not faring well IMO, but it's an honest take in the "no competing company" direction.