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  My intent has always been for Open Source to simply be another way of talking about Free Software, tailored to the ears of business people, and that it would eventually lead them to a greater appreciation of Richard Stallman's arguments. This has come to

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• 02 Mar 08
  

  Roland Gesthuizen

  On February 9, 1998, I published the Open Source Definition and the public announcement of the Open Source Initiative that Eric Raymond and I were starting. This was the first time that the general public heard what Open Source was about.
  

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  10 years on, the Open Source movement reflects, standing on giants of free software, new chanllenges, software patents etc...

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  Steve Hargadon on 2008-02-09
  
  And that brings me to our first mistake: for a time, there was
  a conflict between
  Open Source
  and
  Free Software
  evangelism.
  My intent has always been for Open Source to simply be another way
  of talking about Free Software, tailored to the ears of business
  people, and that it would eventually lead them to a greater appreciation
  of
  Richard Stallman's arguments. This has come to pass, and I hope you'll
  continue to make it so. One only had to witness the attendance of the
  GPL 3 committees to see that the importance of FSF's work was
  appreciated by the largest of corporations.

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