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software that shows its work, so anyone can fix, fork, or fight over it.

means code released with its source freely viewable, modifiable, and redistributable, usually under a license that says so in writing.

from coined in 1998 by a group of programmers rebranding free software for corporate boardrooms, swapping the ambiguous word free for something that sounded less like a hippie manifesto and more like a business plan.

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