What Does Open Source Mean to You?
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Open source means sharing code and designs so people teach and learn from each other, surface bugs quickly, and turn prototypes into production systems. The claim is concrete: projects spread technology adoption faster, give contributors freedom to choose and strategic independence, and let creators legally keep and reuse what they build. For design teams this opens new workflows, invites diverse skills, and produces tangible products that actually ship and ripple into real use.
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