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Free Software, Linux, and the Social Architecture of Open Source
Open source changed more than licensing. It created a scalable social system in which software could be inspected, modified, forked, and maintained across institutions.
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Open source changed more than licensing. It created a scalable social system in which software could be inspected, modified, forked, and maintained across institutions.
Git turned project history into a graph every contributor could carry locally. That technical decision changed the politics and scale of software collaboration.