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Michael, I think you did a great job outlining some of the reasons why the success of OSS seems counter intuitive (at least to us who are terrestrial). I have two big questions:
- Practically, how do you see practitioners using the CBPP model to make decisions?
- Do you think the distinction that many posters in this series between OSS and FOSS (Open & Free) important to CBPP?
These are open questions. If anybody else has thoughts, please feel free to chime in! After all, the more voices, the sweeter the choir.
Btw: Kim put together a resource titled Say “Libre” for Knowledge and Learning Resources 1 that starts seriously poking around the differences between “Open” and “Free.”
Cheers, Ken
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