I kinda think "open" is a word that's immediately undermined by any qualification. I'm really down for more variety with licenses like this one, but "open sour

I kinda think "open" is a word that's immediately undermined by any qualification. I'm really down for more variety with licenses like this one, but "open source" has become really unhelpful because it's used for: - Open source for half the code, and the other half is proprietary - Open source as long as you aren't a company - Open source as long as you aren't a company competing with us It's helpful to have a term for "free to do whatever you want with", but we don't really have on that doesn't get misused elsewhere right now.