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Chad Whitacre
Delayed Open Source Publication -- Research
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Try to make point about kinds of "visibility" clearer
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@@ -265,11 +265,7 @@ why it hasn't happened yet, and describe (sometimes vaguely) the
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@@ -265,11 +265,7 @@ why it hasn't happened yet, and describe (sometimes vaguely) the
conditions that will trigger a re-licensing toward Open Source.
conditions that will trigger a re-licensing toward Open Source.
There are many possible reasons why a project might start out with some public
There are many possible reasons why a project might start out with some public
visibility but not yet ship Open Source code. The ones we have observed:\footnote{CITE everything in this list}
visibility, whether of source or binaries, but not initially ship Open Source code. The ones we have observed:\footnote{CITE everything in this list}
% TODO: Karl notes: the first two items in the list below would argue
% against source code visibility at all, not just against visibility
% under Open Source license. We might want to make that clearer.
\begin{itemize}
\begin{itemize}
\item shame about poor code quality
\item shame about poor code quality
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