Re:Man Tries to Live an Open Source Life for a Year
by Gormo on Saturday August 11, 2012 @12:55PM
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Why is the term "open source" not applicable to any context in which the design of a product is distinct from its final form, and in which that design is conventionally covered by copyrights or patents?
If an architect released a set of standard building plans under an open license, would that not be legitimately "open source"?
If an architect released a set of standard building plans under an open license, would that not be legitimately "open source"?