OSI is now hosting the open source California Association of Voting
Officials (CAVO). Thanks OSI!
There was a question on that email list recently about why CAVO prefers
GPLv3 for voting software. I had recommended GPLv3 to CAVO several months
earlier. Below was my response.
The local
ALL OSI-approved licenses are open source. Other licenses are not
I don't think that the last bit is right.
other licenses cannot be known to be or other licenses may not be - but
you can't outright claim that just because OSI has not approved a license,
it's *not* open source
Grahame
On Wed,
Grahame Grieve scripsit:
other licenses cannot be known to be or other licenses may not be - but
you can't outright claim that just because OSI has not approved a license,
it's *not* open source
+1
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John Cowan http://www.ccil.org/~cowanco...@ccil.org
Not to perambulate
On 05/26/2015 02:44 PM, Grahame Grieve wrote:
ALL OSI-approved licenses are open source. Other licenses are not
I don't think that the last bit is right.
other licenses cannot be known to be or other licenses may not be -
but you can't outright claim that just because OSI has not approved
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