Can anyone say his or her software is open source?

[Chris Gray]

Tina,

a similar case has been discussed here in the past few days: look
for MrNet in the archives.  The bottom line is that while the term
"open source" does not enjoy strong legal protection, a polite
note calling attention to the fact that the term does have a widely-
accepted definition can work wonders.

You'll also see that Going To The Media (tm) was proposed and
rejected as a first approach: softly softly did it.

Regards

Chris Gray
VM Architect, ACUNIA


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