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https://blogs.oracle.com/theaquarium/opening-up-java-ee

It is not very clear. And the way the colorful but not particular
technical press has explained it sounds very weird.

My expectation after reading the actual blog post is that they want to:
* continue with JCP process for the specs
* only move reference implementation and TCK to an open source org

Which will make Java EE and X to be similar to Java SE and OpenJDK.

And sounds like a great idea.

Arne