ISC license
{'<entity_0>': 'permissive free software license', '<entity_1>': 'Internet Systems Consortium', '<entity_2>': 'Free Software Foundation', '<entity_3>': 'ISC license', '<entity_4>': 'OpenBSD'}
[['ISC license', 'instance of', 'permissive free software license'], ['ISC license', 'approved by', 'Free Software Foundation'], ['ISC license', 'approved by', 'OpenBSD'], ['ISC license', 'author', 'Internet Systems Consortium'], ['ISC license', 'named after', 'Internet Systems Consortium']]
The <entity_3> is a <entity_0> published by the Internet Software Consortium, nowadays called <entity_1> (ISC). The <entity_4> project began using the <entity_3> in 2003, before ISC added the term "and/or". However, the <entity_2> claims that <entity_4> "updated" the license to remove the unnecessary term.
['OSI-approved license', 'permissive free software license', 'permissive free software licence', 'open source license']