It’s always interesting when people use something in a way that originally noone was thinking about. The Open Source idea has been around for quite a while now, but nobody really came up with the idea of creating a beer brand and make it Open Source… until now.
The Danish beer is licensed under a Creative Commons share-alike license, which allows you to use it, and do with it whatever you want, as long as you share it under the same license afterwards. I’m sorta curious what will be happening with this beverage in the future really.
So now Open Source is free as in “free beer” I guess…
Some more fun and weird things have been happening lately concerning the Creative Commons idea, but you’ve probably heard of those already by now.
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