Open-source content

Open-source content refers to software, documents, or resources that are made freely available to the public, allowing anyone to view, modify, and distribute them. This approach encourages collaboration and transparency, often leading to improvements and innovations by a community of contributors. Examples include open-source software like Linux or collaborative online encyclopedias like Wikipedia. The key idea is that open access and shared development foster a more inclusive and adaptable environment, enabling users to customize or improve the content to suit their needs without restrictions.