It communicates that the code is public, so you can see it's high quality, actively worked on, and nothing nefarious. However, it's not meant to be a community project or used commercially for free.
"Fair Source" is abundantly less clear. It implies some sense of "fairness" which can mean drastically different things to people.
"Source Available" sounds like what it should.
It communicates that the code is public, so you can see it's high quality, actively worked on, and nothing nefarious. However, it's not meant to be a community project or used commercially for free.
"Fair Source" is abundantly less clear. It implies some sense of "fairness" which can mean drastically different things to people.