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People generally agree that open source has problems — but what those problems are depends on who you ask. In this series, we explore the cultural battles facing the open-source community. You can read the first article, on ethics and licensure, here; the second, on governance, here; the third, on the rights of end users, here; and the fourth, on open-source incentives and the trajectory of #EthicalSource, here.

Is Your Open-Source Code Fueling Human Rights Abuses?Many devs say that’s none of your business. But should it be?

Open-Source Governance, Meet Feminist EconomicsIn open source, as in life, hidden labor goes unrewarded.

The Rules of Open Source No Longer ApplyWhen free software first gained traction, the world looked very different.

Is It Time to Leave Open Source Behind?Open-source licensure empowers governments and moneyed interests over devs.

With an editorial team that reports on tech from all of its major hubs — San Francisco and New York and Chicago, but also Boston, Austin, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Colorado — Built In is uniquely positioned to deliver engaging, timely and accurate information that keeps our audience up to date on the innovative companies, tech trends, and thought leaders worth knowing. These reports build on our reporting from across the country.

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