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>>mroche+(OP)
I have long thought that what the broader zeitgeist considers "open source" has diverged significantly from the OSI definition. Many don't even really know it exists, much less consider it. This aspect is one of them. The author is absolutely right that it does not, but I think many people's expectation of a modern open source project is that it provides them.

>>stevek+k6
I probably wouldn't want to use an open source project without builds (unless it was trivial to build, such as a node project with npm). Not saying anybody have to provide me with anything, just pointing out the obvious.