I don't feel like we're going to make any progress either if we consider it open source to toss random code up on github under random licenses with no legal review from any outside parties whatsoever. Sorry I don't mean to be snarky but someone has to fund the lawyers and organize the committees to look over this stuff and it seems those orgs are the only ones willing to foot the bills so far. The groups pushing for newer licenses that skirt the existing definitions almost never seem to be interested in doing this, they only really care about getting someone to bend the rules for their license.
