One. The same one you already posted. Where are the thousands of examples of this common usage?
Rejected after they'd made the term popular.
Rejected after they'd made the term popular.
And it was rejected because it was a simple descriptive term. You can't take ownership of a simple descriptive term.
Bottom line facts are: OSDI don't own it - that's a fact - and they didn't use it first - that's a fact.
The fact is it was barely used until the OSI introduced it as a term at which point it became popular. You seem to have a personal problem with that.