“Today we published the Optaros Free and Open Source Software
Policy. This policy defines our expectations on how Optaros
employees work with the open source community at large. Think of
this as our analog to the Debian social contract both with our
employees and the free and open source software community at large.
(I appreciate it doesn’t go as far as the Debian social contract,
however, as a consulting services company our customers may
sometimes require us to do work in ways that we can’t simply
publish, and we need to keep a foot in both the free and the open
source worlds…)”
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