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···-url: "https://bmannconsulting.com" # the base hostname & protocol for your site, e.g. http://example.com···-exclude: ['_includes/notes_graph.json', '.env', 'gemset.nix', 'pages', 'fission.yaml', 'blog.code-workspace', 'netlify.toml', '_ignored', '_archive', '.vscode', '.obsidian', "tiddlywiki"]+exclude: ['_includes/notes_graph.json', '.env', 'gemset.nix', 'pages', 'fission.yaml', 'blog.code-workspace', 'netlify.toml', '_ignored', '_archive', '.vscode', '.obsidian', '.gitignore', '.github', 'README.md']······
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···- [[Learn Wardley Mapping]] is the best starting point, including compiled and downloadable versions of Wardley's book
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······-> One way to clear such a high bar is to make a ton of new value, all the time, at a relentless pace. The **Business Source License** and other time-delay release pacts implement exactly that kind of commitment in legal terms. Business-wise, it’s a treadmill. Stand still, you fall off the back.<br /><cite>[Kyle Mitchell, Changeblog, Sept 2019](https://writing.kemitchell.com/2019/09/05/Changeblog.html)</cite>+> One way to clear such a high bar is to make a ton of new value, all the time, at a relentless pace. The **Business Source License** and other time-delay release pacts implement exactly that kind of commitment in legal terms. Business-wise, it’s a treadmill. Stand still, you fall off the back.+<cite>[Kyle Mitchell, Changeblog, Sept 2019](https://writing.kemitchell.com/2019/09/05/Changeblog.html)</cite>···BSL gives users complete access to the source code so users can modify, distribute and enhance it. It also guarantees a path for the software to become Open Source over time so that users will never be locked into a single vendor. These features help preserve the critical freedom aspects of Open Source (as defined by the Open Source Initiative in the Open Source Definition https://opensource.org/osd-annotated) while enabling a viable business model for professional software developers.This FAQ is designed to address questions for any developer, or any company, interested in working on BSL software or adopting BSL for their own business.> BSL is a new alternative to Closed Source or Open Core licensing models. Under BSL, the source code is freely available from the start and it is guaranteed to become Open Source at a certain point in time (i.e., the Change Date). Usage below a specific level in the BSL is always completely free. Usage above the specified level requires a license from the vendor until the Change Date, at which point all usage becomes free.> To create a license that strikes a balance between being able to run a financially viable software company while still supporting the original tenets of Open Source, such as empowering all software developers to be part of the innovation cycle – giving them open access to the code so they can modify or distribute the software by making the entire source code available from the start. Ultimately, we hope that BSL will create more Open Source software.
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···+Take a look at <a href="../notes/12-factor-app/" class="internal-link">12 Factor App</a> to get started on your exploration.
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