I think the Open Source Initiative definition is horribly dated. Right now as an open source community we don't have the tools to make sure our technology isn't used by fascists.
I think the Open Source Initiative definition is horribly dated. Right now as an open source community we don't have the tools to make sure our technology isn't used by fascists.
That license grants corporations the ability to completely appropriate your software, it's just too obscure for anything of value to them to be licensed with it.
Corporations actually do hate the GPL enough that they founded the OSI to curtail it and google has written their own compilers and kernel to abandon linux in android to avoid it.