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The document defines open source software and discusses how it is developed collaboratively by communities. It provides examples of common open source technologies and applications, including the open source integrated library systems (ILS) Koha, which uses LAMP, and Evergreen, which uses AJAX. The document addresses frequently asked questions about open source software and notes that while quality is not guaranteed, community involvement encourages quality through peer review.
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