"Open" is never used honestly to mean "non-commercial". "Open" means no permission required; only salesmen pretend otherwise.
— Simon Phipps (@webmink) November 19, 2012
Whatever anyone may say, something can't be "open" (or indeed "free") if some uses are prohibited or require explicit permission.
— Simon Phipps (@webmink) November 19, 2012
More unites than divides us. "Free" is the ethical construct; "Open" is the practical method; "Liberty" is the shared objective.
— Simon Phipps (@webmink) November 19, 2012
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