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A Fake Open Source license, not consistent with OSHWA or OSI definition.

Essentially, PPL is a proprietary consortium in disguise, where the proprietors are the members of a cooperative or collective.

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	A [[Fake Open Source]] license, not consistent with [[OSHWA]] or [[OSI]] definition.		A [[Fake Open Source]] license, not consistent with [[OSHWA]] or [[OSI]] definition.

	Essentially, it is ~~another~~ proprietary consortium, ~~except~~ the ~~consortium is 'nice' -~~ a ~~member-owned~~ cooperative or collective.		Essentially, PPL is a proprietary consortium in disguise, where the proprietors are the members of a cooperative or collective.