who is the standards body that insists on putting hyphens in silly things like: start-up open-source server-less
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For open source it'll be done that way whenever open source is being used as adjectival phrase. So "That project is open source" and "That project is open-source software" are both correct hyphenations (or lack thereof). I think!
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ahhh. But it's so wrong! (But so grammatically right?)
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I've seen open-source used as a verb too. *runs away*
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We've lost the battle on log in (particle verbs) versus login (adjectives / nouns), though.
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