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OpenLogic Seal of Approval for Enterprise Open Source Software

The company says searches on Sourceforge return too many choices and warns that standard rating schemes can be vulnerable

By: Open Source News

Oct. 11, 2007 11:45 PM

The company says searches on Sourceforge return too many choices and warns that standard rating schemes can be vulnerable to "ballot box stuffing." OpenLogic limits your search to established packages that are enterprise-ready.

OpenLogic will sell support and indemnification for the packages.

See https://olex.openlogic.com.

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Open Source News Desk commented on 11 Oct 2007

OpenLogic has launched a free web site called OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX) where enterprise developers can go to find, research and download open source software that carries OpenLogic's seal of approval assuring them it's safe for enterprise use. The company says searches on Sourceforge return too many choices and warns that standard rating schemes can be vulnerable to 'ballot box stuffing.' OpenLogic limits your search to established packages that are enterprise-ready.