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Expand Up @@ -317,3 +317,8 @@ Open source means to learn and share knowledge. It's help an idea to grow up. To

###[Vitor Leal](https://github.com/vitorleal)
Open source means that the knowledge that we have can be accessible for everybody. It also means community and when we work as a group we can make the difference, we can make people grow and make a better enviroment for everybody.

+###[Dave McAllister](http://no-badges.blogspot.com)
+ “Open refers to a process that generates trust, permitting positive interdependence”
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+ This definition, coined at the 2012 Open Source Think Tank in Paris, reflects and states my belief in openness. Combined with "source" as the basis and initial existence of things, I can arrive that open source is the start and star of things that need to work together, bridging both things and communities in a way that leads to better and more innovative approaches for all. Open sources allow us to understand, to our necessary level, while offering the ability to choose our involvement.