I will try to rephrase it and include links to Wikipedia and OSI
> As for whether SQLite is open source, well, the only reason a public domain dedication doesn’t meet the OSD is that it’s not a license. It’s more open.
That's true and I do acknowledge this in the post:
> Instead, SQLite is in the public domain, which means it has even fewer restrictions than any open source license.
> As for whether SQLite is open source, well, the only reason a public domain dedication doesn’t meet the OSD is that it’s not a license. It’s more open.
That's true and I do acknowledge this in the post:
> Instead, SQLite is in the public domain, which means it has even fewer restrictions than any open source license.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source
[2] https://opensource.org/blog/public-domain-is-not-open-source