“In April 2005, the federal government used MySource Matrix to
demonstrate the viability of open source software compared with
more closed, commercial alternatives. But the move subsequently
came under fire due to terms in MySource Matrix’s custom licence
which could have precluded the software from officially being
classified as open source.”
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