Understanding the Usage, Impact, and Adoption of Non-OSI Approved Licenses
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Daniel M. Germán | Igor Scaliante Wiese | Gustavo Pinto | Ivanilton Polato | Rômulo Manciola Meloca | Leonardo Baiser | Marco Mattos | D. Germán | Ivanilton Polato | I. Wiese | G. Pinto | R. Meloca | Leonardo Baiser | Marco Mattos
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