Microsoft and Open Source: An unofficial timeline
The profound cultural transformation towards open source did not happen overnight at Microsoft. This is an unofficial timeline of Microsoft's embrace of open source.
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Web 3.0 is emergent. It will not include Microsoft other than via automated conversion of documents into true open source within a federated network that cannot be censored.
