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Introduction

These licenses and projects have stronger restrictions regarding privative for-profit usage but still give individuals the 4-freedoms of Free Software.

The licenses may restrict by entity type (Anticapitalist License / CoopyLeft) or have stronger contribution requirements than Aferro GPL. (Parity Public License)

This is not legal advice, just a bunch of pointers/summaries.

Licenses

Projects

Smart contracts and high level API powering the Agreements Network.

  • License: Parity Public License
  • Stack: Solidity, TypeScript

Logistics & marketplace platform. Only for worker-owned business.

  • License: Coopyleft License
  • Stack: JavaScript, PHP

Multi-dimensional spatial database.

  • License: Parity Public License
  • Stack: JavaScript, Rust

a[n attempt at creating a] replicated object system.

  • License: Cooperative Software License
  • Stack: Common Lisp

Embroidery Library for Processing

  • License: Anti-Capitalist Software License
  • Stack: Java, Processing

Geospatial data viewer written in Rust. Availble on the web (rgis.app) or natively on desktop.

  • License: Anti-Capitalist Software License
  • Stack: Rust

Calendar and scheduling system for the Radical Telehealth Collective.

  • License: Anti-Capitalist Software License
  • Stack: Clojure

SELF is an object-oriented Fortran library that support the implementation of Spectral Element Methods for solving partial differential equations.

  • License: Anti-Capitalist Software License
  • Stack: Fortran

Open-source communication software designed around the ethos of transparency and consent.

  • License: Anti-Capitalist Software License
  • Stack: Node.js

Articles

Freedom isn’t Free (Wendy Liu, Logic Mag, 2018)

https://logicmag.io/failure/freedom-isnt-free/

Original Sin of Free Software, The (Daniel Goldsmith, 2019)

https://lipu.dgold.eu/original-sin.html

Post-Open Source (Melody Horn, 2020)

https://www.boringcactus.com/2020/08/13/post-open-source.html

poverty of “post-open source”, The (Gnuxie Lulamoon and Hayley Patton, Cooperative of Applied Language, 2021)

https://applied-langua.ge/posts/the-poverty-of-post-open-source.html

Software and Anarchy (Gnuxie Lulamoon and Hayley Patton, Cooperative of Applied Language, Draft)

https://gitlab.com/cal-coop/software-anarchy/

Telekommunist Manifesto, The (Dmytri Kleiner, Institute of Network Cultures, 2010)

http://telekommunisten.net/the-telekommunist-manifesto/