Yes, that's true @jianjolly. However, dwinblood has a point that by imposing IP in the form of licenses those in charge of the licenses are a centralized force which is contrary to the "open" of OpenSource software.
It is also contrary to referring to the place a decentralized. It is only partially decentralized. The blocks themselves would still be decentralized but the actual platform would not.
Yes, that's true @jianjolly. However, dwinblood has a point that by imposing IP in the form of licenses those in charge of the licenses are a centralized force which is contrary to the "open" of OpenSource software.
It is also contrary to referring to the place a decentralized. It is only partially decentralized. The blocks themselves would still be decentralized but the actual platform would not.