Re: Open Software Service Definition

Dave Crossland dixit:

>2. Whose source code is Free/Open Source, as defined by both the FSF
>Free Software Definition and OSI Open Source Definition and is
>available to the users of the service. (The FSF and OSI maintain
>example lists of licenses that meet their definitions)

Thanks, that sounds great.

bye,
//mirabilos
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