The phrase "open source" (still) matters
Read OriginalThis article discusses the importance and true meaning of 'open source' software, contrasting it with deceptive practices like plastic recycling symbols. It explains that open source's success stems from collective community ownership and contribution, as defined by the Open Source Initiative. The author criticizes attempts by some companies to redefine 'open source' for commercial monopoly, arguing this violates its fundamental, non-negotiable principles.
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