Whenever we talk about open source we only talk about big coding projects with contributions from aound the world. An openly available source code and all. I was wondering going with the spirit or the philosophy of open source aren't freely available books also part of open source. I also read somewhere that they are but I don't know if that was a reliable source. So, please clarify.
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