Nope. Sorry but you don’t get to hijack the term “open source”. There’s a reason we have gone to considerable lengths to define it https://opensource.org/osd
Openness is an important principle and it includes not discriminating against fields of endeavour. Think “open society” not “open jar”.
And if you disagree? Well, then I have some free software to sell you!
> Software developers who have any business sense will tell you that customers presume that open-source is synonymous with source-available.
As a software developer with business sense, I call BS on this made-up “fact”. All true scotsmen agree with me.
Openness is an important principle and it includes not discriminating against fields of endeavour. Think “open society” not “open jar”.
And if you disagree? Well, then I have some free software to sell you!
> Software developers who have any business sense will tell you that customers presume that open-source is synonymous with source-available.
As a software developer with business sense, I call BS on this made-up “fact”. All true scotsmen agree with me.