“The spirit of the open source movement operates under the
assumption that software’s most valued resource, its code, should
be freely available to everyone. Despite the obvious advantages of
making code readily available to anyone around the world, there are
some cultural differences that complicate the open source
movement.“Take, for example, the dimension of culture typically known as
collectivism…”
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