On 4/26/07, Jeffry Houser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >In the past, *NO PART* of the Flex SDK was Open Source.  they included
> >much of the source code for the actionscript/MXML components.. but
> >that doesn't make it open source.
>
>  Sure it does.  It doesn't make it free, but it does make it open source.

Actually, the generally accepted definition of "open source" involves
free and re-distributable.

http://www.opensource.org/docs/osd

that page pretty much summarizes the way *I* use the term "Open Source"

CFFM is open source.  You can download it, change it, rename it,
redistribute it, package it in your own applications, and even SELL
it.  You can modify CFFM, call it RabidCFFM, and charge money for it.
Not allow licenses allow that, but such a derivative version would no
longer be "open source" because presumably you'd add your own license
restrictions preventing redistribution of the derived work.

Rick

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