Microsoft’s "Perspectives" on its relationship with the open source world creates confusion by being pragmatic in some places and too friendly in others.
Lee Pender writes that “Like many large and powerful organizations, Microsoft as an institution can say a lot without actually saying much at all. In March, the company released a white paper on its relationship with open source. The bulk of the paper seems like a fair assessment of where Microsoft stands vis-à-vis the open source movement, but some of the content at the document’s fringes further clouds — rather than clarifies — the company’s position on open source software (OSS).“
Redmond | Redmond Report Article: Microsoft’s Open Source White Paper
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