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[–] [email protected] 5 points 11 months ago

strictest definitions? it does not meet either the free software definition originally given by the free software movement, nor the original definition of open source by Eric S Raymond, not the open source definition given by the Open Source Initiative, nor the definition given by Wikipedia.

So this license does not meet any definition at all.

I won't elaborate on the other points because it's clear we're in disagreement here. I'm just saying that the license is NOT open source.