Re: Open Software Service Definition

Dave Crossland dixit:

>Referring to approved license lists is unambiguous. When writing a
>definition that depends on other definitions, it is good to limit
>ambiguity.

1) The OSI list of approved licences is not a definition. The OSD is.

2) You have to weigh between ambiguity and the OSI's _admitted_ and
   _willingly_ done discrimination against licences with less (or
   less well-known) "community" (users, licence writers, etc).

I for one would advise to not follow OSI's discriminatory actions.

//mirabilos
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