<transcript><audio_107>were looking at what happened in late 2008 and early 2009 sorry late 2018 early 2019 a lot of companies that were open core model were sort of rebalancing</transcript><transcript><audio_108>their portfolio so to speak and take and taking some of the code and maybe from open source to their proprietary buckets and and vice versa right and when that</transcript><transcript><audio_109>happened a a kind of license started becoming very popular which I would call source available there's not really a great word for what it is but it's not open source because although it makes source code available it is it has</transcript><transcript><audio_110>license restrictions and once that happened I actually started this project to write some standardized licenses and the reason I did that is because I love standardization I'm a big fan and one of the great things about open source is it</transcript><transcript><audio_111>is standardized I mean even setting aside you know the fact that it's really great that it you know grants you all these rights and freedoms and so forth it's standardized and that makes that that makes it easy for adopters to understand it so I started this project</transcript><transcript><audio_112>in order to give little open core companies a way to adopt a standard license so if you're looking at deploying an open core model you want to you might want to take a look at this project and if you have more questions</transcript><transcript><audio_113>about it feel free to reach out to me so the way that this would work for instance is that the core is Apache and then the add-ons instead of being full-on proprietary or just SAS are some</transcript> were looking at what happened in late 2008 and early 2009 sorry late 2018 early 2019 a lot of companies that were open core model were sort of rebalancing their portfolio so to speak and take and taking some of the code and maybe from open source to their proprietary buckets and and vice versa right and when that happened a a kind of license started becoming very popular which I would call source available there's not really a great word for what it is but it's not open source because although it makes source code available it is it has license restrictions and once that happened I actually started this project to write some standardized licenses and the reason I did that is because I love standardization I'm a big fan and one of the great things about open source is it is standardized I mean even setting aside you know the fact that it's really great that it you know grants you all these rights and freedoms and so forth it's standardized and that makes that that makes it easy for adopters to understand it so I started this project in order to give little open core companies a way to adopt a standard license so if you're looking at deploying an open core model you want to you might want to take a look at this project and if you have more questions about it feel free to reach out to me so the way that this would work for instance is that the core is Apache and then the add-ons instead of being full-on proprietary or just SAS are some
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