unrestrictive

You can release a built binary under an unrestrictive license, but that does not mean that you've opened the source.

Android is popular among its users in no small part because of how unrestrictive the system is: you can do just about anything.

Backbone is terribly devious in that it tricks you into thinking that it is unrestrictive and unopinionated.

Considering Notch licensed his using BSD; it would have been a nice gesture to keep the same unrestrictive license.

The cool thing about pen and paper is that it's very unrestrictive, meaning, you want a check?

Instead you can use interface {} which removes all restrictions makes go as unrestrictive as python.

The unrestrictive iPad time I hear from her that other kids get is annoying and won't happen here.

I know there is a growing movement of people who are extremely enthusiastic about very unrestrictive licenses.

About optimization: If you really want to, the JVM can be surprisingly unrestrictive.

I’d always wondered what would happen if the US had a city with an UGB and very unrestrictive zoning.

I guess I just like my tech stack to be as open and unrestrictive as possible.

The upshot of this is, if the OSS software is on an unrestrictive license like BSD or apache, we contribute upstream.

Isn't this a core feature of the "unrestrictive" licenses you're a fan of?

"open and unrestrictive as possible" is all relative depending on whether you are a user or a developer.