Clarify the meaning of open source for core formula#5406
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This commit clarifies the meaning of "open-source" when explaining that only open source formulae are acceptable in core. In particular, the open source license must be an OSI-approved license.
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Heya @MikeMcQuaid, following up on our discussion, I am suggesting this clarification to the docs. Would you be able to review and let me know your thoughts? |
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Looks good, thanks @jasontedor!
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Thanks @MikeMcQuaid. |
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This commit clarifies the meaning of "open-source" when explaining that only open source formulae are acceptable in core. In particular, the open source license must be an OSI-approved license.