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by mitchitized
1137 days ago
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That is not a strict understanding of that term though! That is just an anecdotal opinion. Open-core is where part of the codebase is open, while another part is not. Plain and simple. And that is not the same as Open Source, which is absolute. The whole reason the term open-core came about was to disambiguate projects that could not claim 100% open code, and make it easier for consumers to pick based on that commitment (or not). Either you're open source, or you're not. Open-core is not open source. Just be transparent and we're cool. |
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