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The New DU. Reply #112: Open source would be fine, but it's not necessary if state law requires the code to be disclosed
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Wed Oct-27-10 11:41 PM
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| 112. Open source would be fine, but it's not necessary if state law requires the code to be disclosed |
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As it is in California.
There is either closed secret source that no one can examine without permission, or there is open source that can be examined openly and legally.
The example of California makes that statement a false dilemma.
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