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1
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open source
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Russia
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Regarded as a tool for self-sufficiency in technology and cybersecurity.
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1
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2
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open source contributions
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Russia
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Open source contributions may be less emphasized, with more focus on proprietary software development
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1
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3
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open source contributions
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Russia
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Perceived as less effective in fostering collaborative software development compared to traditional closed-source models
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1
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4
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open source software
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Russia
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Met with skepticism and seen as potentially subversive due to historical distrust of foreign influence
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1
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5
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open-source projects
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Russia
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Viewed with skepticism due to concerns about security and intellectual property issues
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1
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6
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open-source software
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Russia
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Partially adopted, with concerns about security and a historical influence of centralized government-controlled technology
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1
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