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I'm behind you 100%, but even getting that discussion started will take a colossal effort. People don't know what open sourcing even means. Worse, the governm
by cryoshon 13y ago
I'm behind you 100%, but even getting that discussion started will take a colossal effort.
People don't know what open sourcing even means.
Worse, the government will certainly interpret discussions of open-sourcing as an affront to its authority/power (rightly so), and will likely attempt to crush any movement toward that end.
- anoplus 13y agoI agree that "People don't know what open sourcing even means" and even that starts to change. We can use better terms like "open government". I don't think the government, as powerful as it be, can oppose the concept if gains enough popularity. It starts from words and inevitably moves to actions. But I we need to start talking about it more.