Hi, open-source is in reference to the travel itineraries. People can post travel itineraries and other people can modify them to make them their own and re-share them.
Right, but that's not what "open source" means. Open source refers specifically to the code of the service being licensed under an OSI-approved license.
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This looks very much closed-source (I don't see any repo links).
Hi, open-source is in reference to the travel itineraries. People can post travel itineraries and other people can modify them to make them their own and re-share them.
Right, but that's not what "open source" means. Open source refers specifically to the code of the service being licensed under an OSI-approved license.
Says who? You're not the supreme lord of words.
Says everyone. That's how words work.