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Coexisting with Free and Open Source Software

One point of conflict is: can free and open source licenses coexist with other licenses? Software developers who do not wish to join the open source "community" may still desire their software to interact with FSOS-licensed software. How can they do so? This article focuses on the viral terms and more specifically on what available paths of coexistence avoid the forced or infectious effect of these terms. The discussion reveals a number of effective paths (IV.).