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> what we are largely looking at is an emerging means of collaboration. They surpass open source, "out-open source-opensouce" by learning skills everywhere an
by visarga 1y ago
> what we are largely looking at is an emerging means of collaboration.
They surpass open source, "out-open source-opensouce" by learning skills everywhere and opening them up for anyone who needs them later.
- goku12 1y agoIt's owned by a few rich corporations and individuals. It isn't available to anyone - only to those they choose and are ready to pay them. And it isn't open source at all, because open source is not reuse without any obligations (even under permissive licenses). And let's not forget that they 'open' only FOSS works and individual works. They never expose proprietary IP belonging to rich corporations. It isn't an emerging method of collaboration - it's another method for wealth consolidation.