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    1. Sarah Mei‏Verified account @sarahmei Sep 19
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      Been thinking a lot about what comes after “free software” & “open source.” Both terms were coined when the tech industry (& the world) was a very different place. I think we’ve outgrown them.

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    2. Sarah Mei‏Verified account @sarahmei Sep 19
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      Early thoughts: both concepts are too code-centric and too license-oriented. Many things that we think of as indispensable to modern open source projects are not included in the formal definitions. This is a good sign that we have another, as-yet-unnamed concept in play.

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    3. Sarah Mei‏Verified account @sarahmei Sep 19
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      Things not included in either concept include: - community building - accepting contributions from other people - ethical use of software - distribution mechanisms - governance - use of paid vs free labor

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    4. Sarah Mei‏Verified account @sarahmei Sep 19
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      And many more - I’ve made a whole huge list. Perhaps I will even ✨BLOG✨ 😱

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    5. Sarah Mei‏Verified account @sarahmei Sep 20
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      Open source & free software licenses were designed to correct the power imbalance that existed 30 years ago - when large companies selling proprietary software held power over their users. “Take this software for free!” the licenses said. “Fix it yourself if something breaks.”

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    6. Sarah Mei‏Verified account @sarahmei Sep 20
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      Open source and free software licenses gave power to the users - the individuals - at the expense of the companies.

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    7. Sarah Mei‏Verified account @sarahmei Sep 20
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      But that balance of power has shifted over the last 30 years. What we are noticing is that free and open source software is now accumulating power once again in the _companies_, since they’re the end the users of the software, rather than individuals.

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      Jacob Redding‏ @jredding Sep 20
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      This also correlates to a shift back towards a mainframe/cloud mentality wherein computational power and the machines that run software are centralized.

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