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Applying open-source principles

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Open communication between engineers for the better good of society as a whole is a noble sentiment -

Open-source is a term most commonly applied to software and it refers to a set of principles and practices whereby the design and production information is shared openly, without the normal restrictions encountered when developing software within a commercial environment where intellectual property is closely guarded.

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