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clarification on free/libre vs. OSS; closes #85 #86

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I like the improvements very much. It is very precise on the often confusing differences of both terms/movements oss vs free software.
The explanations between 153-163 are IMHO a bit too deep for the scope of this module.

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fkohrt commented Jul 31, 2019

163 has already been written before. Maybe leave out 159-163?

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I second @geyslein :). Also, I really like the parallel made with the two visions of open science.

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@fkohrt do you think you could make the slight edits proposed above, and then I can merge this PR? :)

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Oh wait you did already...

@Protohedgehog Protohedgehog merged commit ddf2edf into OpenScienceMOOC:master Jul 31, 2019
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