> such a powerful force for innovation, justice, and equality. With a different formulation to counterbalance this idea and to clarify what is behind this ability to collaborate in other openness movements.
This desire to maintain the status quo on a supposed definition of open source based on the OSD — which is honestly based on almost no rationale — is certainly undermining the contemporary scientific and educational revolution that digital technology is enabling, among other things. This is why "open source resources", the practice of making digital resources available alongside their source files, could be a critical question for the future. The situation seems so absurd to me... What some consider a source of pride today may be a source of shame tomorrow. A last invitation to read this citizen research article “Open Source 2.0.: From Open Source Software to Open Source Resources": https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20237079 It was Simon. "1. Que pour examiner la vérité il est besoin, une fois en sa vie, de mettre toutes choses en doute autant qu’il se peut." — Des Principes de la Connaissance Humaine, René Descartes
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