> when you try to mislead people into thinking those licenses are open source I think you're crossing a line.

Here's what Armin wrote in the parent linked article:

> ... But one thing is clear: until its expiration, the license does not qualify as Open Source. While I recognize the sensitivity around the term “Open Source”, I assert that the FSL's approach is more closely aligned with Open Source ideals than mere source availability. I consider it an “Eventually Open Source” license, though perhaps a more fitting term needs to be found.