Take the 2-minute tour ×  Say you started as SaaS service with
freemium business model such 37Signals - Basecamp or Dropbox
etc..  Is there an OSS license that says that you can use the
source code etc.. but you cant release a SaaS based on it,
esssentially released in good faith with non-compete
expectations. e.g. if 37Signals released the source for
highrise, basecamp etc.. someone could start 37signals4lesss.com
(albeit once they built the same bit of provisioning logic) and
damage the core business model.  share|improve this question
Your domain name is backwards. –  SLaks Jan 16 '11 at 14:32
@SLaks - thanks –  Oded Jan 16 '11 at 14:34 add comment
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programmers.  2 Answers   The OSS definition (point 6) disallows
usage restrictions:  No Discrimination Against Fields of
Endeavor   share|improve this answer add comment  I don't think
you're looking for an open source license, since you want t