Comment by umanwizard

> To me this is just as much "not open source" as a specific no-compete with the primary project sponsor.

It’s massively different from source-available in that anyone can fork it for free and start developing it themselves however they want. Just because one fork of the project (the original one) follows a closed development model doesn’t change anything about the code, what you can do with it, and how others can develop it.