So it's more like your personal definition, not the normal meaning of the word. Ok, because "janky" is informal slang also meaning poor quality, unreliable etc.

So it's more like your personal definition, not the normal meaning of the word. Ok, because "janky" is informal slang also meaning poor quality, unreliable etc. I understand that you're using janky as shorthand for not OSI compliant. I just think that can blur two separate issues: whether a license qualifies as open source under the OSI definition, and whether the license itself is unreasonable/badly designed.