> They deceive users and leach off of the good name of open source
How do they do that if they don't call themselves open source (or "Open Source (TM)" if you prefer) in the first place?
Regardless, something needs to be done about the sustainability gap in open source other than writing messages like what's linked. The inability of your project to incorporate someone else's code shouldn't consign the rest of us to not have the benefits of access to that someone else's code outside of a proprietary binary.
How do they do that if they don't call themselves open source (or "Open Source (TM)" if you prefer) in the first place?
Regardless, something needs to be done about the sustainability gap in open source other than writing messages like what's linked. The inability of your project to incorporate someone else's code shouldn't consign the rest of us to not have the benefits of access to that someone else's code outside of a proprietary binary.