Open Source Hardware Association - Revision history

Eric: Added a Category to the Page

2023-09-27T00:03:23Z

Added a Category to the Page

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	*Wikipedia article - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source_hardware]		*Wikipedia article - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source_hardware]
	*Signatories, listed in Wired magazine - [http://www.wired.com/2011/02/open-source-hard-ware/]		*Signatories, listed in Wired magazine - [http://www.wired.com/2011/02/open-source-hard-ware/]

			[[Category: Open Source Standards]]

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Links

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	*[[OSHW Vision]]		*[[OSHW Vision]]
	*[[OSE License for Distributive Economics]]		*[[OSE License for Distributive Economics]]
			*[[OSHWA Certification]]
	*[[OSE Certification]]		*[[OSE Certification]]
	*[[Distributive Enterprise]]		*[[Distributive Enterprise]]

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2022-09-23T22:53:05Z

Certifications

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	=Certifications=		=Certifications=

	According to OSHWA, open-source hardware projects can call their products open-source regardless of their certification status. However, [[OSHWA Certification\|OSHWA offers a certification ~~process~~]] to help creators adhere to the ~~OSHA~~ standard, to serve as a catalog of open-source hardware projects, and to make it easy for consumers to find the documentation and information about a given open-source hardware product<ref>https://certification.oshwa.org/basics/faq.html#</ref>		According to OSHWA, open-source hardware projects can call their products open-source regardless of their certification status. However, [[OSHWA Certification\|OSHWA offers a certification]] process to help creators adhere to the OSHWA standard, to serve as a catalog of open-source hardware projects, and to make it easy for consumers to find the documentation and information about a given open-source hardware product. <ref>https://certification.oshwa.org/basics/faq.html#</ref>

	=Links=		=Links=

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2022-09-23T22:52:20Z

Certifications

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	=Certifications=		=Certifications=

	According to OSHWA, open-source hardware projects can call their products open-source regardless of their certification status. However, [[OSHWA offers a certification process~~\|OSHWA Certification~~]] to help creators adhere to the OSHA standard, to serve as a catalog of open-source hardware projects, and to make it easy for consumers to find the documentation and information about a given open-source hardware product<ref>https://certification.oshwa.org/basics/faq.html#</ref>		According to OSHWA, open-source hardware projects can call their products open-source regardless of their certification status. However, [[OSHWA Certification\|OSHWA offers a certification process]] to help creators adhere to the OSHA standard, to serve as a catalog of open-source hardware projects, and to make it easy for consumers to find the documentation and information about a given open-source hardware product<ref>https://certification.oshwa.org/basics/faq.html#</ref>

	=Links=		=Links=

Maltfield: added section on OSHA certifications

2022-09-23T22:51:58Z

added section on OSHA certifications

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	From the above, it should be clear [[Why OSE Doesn't Support Non-Commercial Licenses]] - and what [[Fake Open Source]] is.		From the above, it should be clear [[Why OSE Doesn't Support Non-Commercial Licenses]] - and what [[Fake Open Source]] is.

			=Certifications=

			According to OSHWA, open-source hardware projects can call their products open-source regardless of their certification status. However, [[OSHWA offers a certification process\|OSHWA Certification]] to help creators adhere to the OSHA standard, to serve as a catalog of open-source hardware projects, and to make it easy for consumers to find the documentation and information about a given open-source hardware product<ref>https://certification.oshwa.org/basics/faq.html#</ref>

	=Links=		=Links=
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	*[[OSE License for Distributive Economics]]		*[[OSE License for Distributive Economics]]
	*[[OSE Vision]]		*[[OSE Vision]]
			*[[OSHW Vision]]
	*[[OSE License for Distributive Economics]]		*[[OSE License for Distributive Economics]]
	*[[OSE Certification]]		*[[OSE Certification]]

Marcin at 21:00, 3 February 2021

2021-02-03T21:00:09Z

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	{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. We emphasize this because most people throw the term around as a general ~~concpept~~, but in many cases the technology involved is not actually open source. It is critical to understand the distinction between true open source, and stuff which isn't. This is a great case for understanding [[General Semantics]] - where [[The Map is not the Territory]]. Read on.}}		{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. We emphasize this because most people throw the term around as a general concept, but in many cases the technology involved is not actually open source. It is critical to understand the distinction between true open source, and stuff which isn't - which simply does not carry the same liberatory potential as true open source. This is a great case for understanding [[General Semantics]] - where [[The Map is not the Territory]]. If we start by using the word open source, and the thing is really open source - we can avoid much confusion in terms of the general rollout of the open source economy. If we do not undertand first what open source is and isn't, we can't evin begin building the open source economy. Thus, OSE begins with clarity on the true definition of open source - as a starting point for the open source economu. Read on.}}

	=Open Source Hardware Definition=		=Open Source Hardware Definition=
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	[[Image:oshwanewlogo.png\|300px]]		[[Image:oshwanewlogo.png\|300px]]

			=Discussion=

			From the above, it should be clear [[Why OSE Doesn't Support Non-Commercial Licenses]] - and what [[Fake Open Source]] is.

	=Links=		=Links=

Marcin at 20:47, 3 February 2021

2021-02-03T20:47:05Z

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	{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. Read on.}}		{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. We emphasize this because most people throw the term around as a general concpept, but in many cases the technology involved is not actually open source. It is critical to understand the distinction between true open source, and stuff which isn't. This is a great case for understanding [[General Semantics]] - where [[The Map is not the Territory]]. Read on.}}

	=Open Source Hardware Definition=		=Open Source Hardware Definition=

Marcin at 20:44, 3 February 2021

2021-02-03T20:44:10Z

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	{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing~~. It has a technical definition~~. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. Read on.}}		{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. Read on.}}

	=Open Source Hardware Definition=		=Open Source Hardware Definition=

Marcin at 20:43, 3 February 2021

2021-02-03T20:43:43Z

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	{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing. ~~Here is the~~ technical definition. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. Read on.}}		{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing. It has a technical definition. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. Read on.}}

	=Open Source Hardware Definition=		=Open Source Hardware Definition=

Marcin at 20:43, 3 February 2021

2021-02-03T20:43:19Z

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			{{Hint\|Open Source Hardware is a thing. Here is the technical definition. Open Source Hardware is not a loose term - it is well-defined and has 4 properties. Read on.}}

	=Open Source Hardware Definition=		=Open Source Hardware Definition=
	'''Open Source Hardware Definition - http://www.oshwa.org/definition/'''		'''Open Source Hardware Definition - http://www.oshwa.org/definition/'''