Open source

I like to tell people about my Three Definitions of Open Source as context.

I’m interested in Commons Funding and Open Source Licensing, but most especially Commons Based Peer Production: how to work together to produce and maintain things. Open source code and related open data goods are very common, but peer production and co-op structures can and should be applied to many more things.

Related notes:

• Bdfl
• Backyourstack
• Cal.com
• Coase's Penguin, or Linux and the Nature of the Firm
• Commercial open source software
• Initiative on sponsorship forwarding
• Knowledge networks and the politics of protocols
• Osi Approved open source
• Open Source Initiative
• Open collective
• Open source definition
• Open source licensing
• Open source is no longer a radical act
• Oxide Computer
• Paying people to work on open source is good actually
• Self Hosting
• Software commons
• Three definitions of open source
• Towards software commons
• Ubicloud
• Open source as a job