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by nocman
1394 days ago
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> Now this feels like arguing semantics. Because multiple people are wrong, this makes them right? Sorry, no. I did not say they were right. Effectively I said a lot of people use the term "open source" differently than you do, and that I didn't think the wording you chose to argue your case was going to be effective. I understand the frustration. > This is a solved problem, it was solved 15 years ago I guess that depends on what problem you are referring to. In my experience, the use of the term "open source" to refer strictly to "source available" software is about as common as it ever has been. > I’m going to complain about this, net positive effect be damned. Well that's your choice, but in my opinion by doing so in the way you have in this thread, you are working against the goal of persuading people to use the term in the way you want it to be used. |
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