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Oddly, the article doesn't discuss the terms "open" or "closed" at all, much less what makes them uniquely resistant to be coopted and bastardized. Edit: appar
by MangoToupe 1y ago
Oddly, the article doesn't discuss the terms "open" or "closed" at all, much less what makes them uniquely resistant to be coopted and bastardized.
Edit: apparently that is in "part two" which isn't linked anywhere