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Deanna
Community Manager
Community Manager
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What does Open Source mean to you?

Open Source is more than just a technical product, we would love to hear your thoughts on what Open Source means to you!

This can be a technical description, leadership style, development workflow, mission, personal definition, thought process, etc.

This question is part of the 100K Member Contest - don't forget to kudo the original contest post to be entered. 

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Deanna
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Aquariver
Cadet
Cadet
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A platform where I can learn and retrieve information for free.
  • 5,983 Views

In single word, Open to All

csosaleo
Cadet
Cadet
  • 5,979 Views

A free platform to share with everybody.

AV77
Cadet
Cadet
  • 5,897 Views

Right &  wide range of information

sandeep36
Cadet
Cadet
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The term open source refers to something people can modify and share because its design is publicly accessible.

yeri63
Cadet
Cadet
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Open source is an alternative to existing software and technology which were generally too expensive to the masses, ie. students, hobbyists, enthusiasts, and most folks in third world countries. Open Source removes this barrier, helping to spawn innovation and business opportunities to a much larger audience.

tanmoy
Cadet
Cadet
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Open source means freedom to me . I can write code or develop application without a burden on my head that I am using some one else platform . It seems to me as if I am doing work on my own platform.

Ardy
Mission Specialist
Mission Specialist
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By definition, Open Source is software with source code that anyone can inspect, modify, and enhance. This software source code builds some of the most useful/free software tools like LibreOffice, GIMP and more!

dan-esc
Mission Specialist
Mission Specialist
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Open source is like a community, as we are free to participate and read the code. Really nice to be able to learn from others and contribute. 

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