Codeberg on Nostr: Both "free software" (as defined by the FSF) and "open source" (as defined by the ...

Both "free software" (as defined by the FSF) and "open source" (as defined by the OSI) have explicit clauses that don't allow discrimination based on purpose. The FSF has "Freedom 0: The freedom to use the program for any purpose.", including commercial use. And the OSI definition includes "No discrimination between uses, including commercial use".