Okay, here's paragraph two re-written:

Open-source software, by definition, is software whose source code is made available to the public to view, modify, and distribute. This approach contrasts with proprietary software, which is developed and maintained by a specific company or individual and is often protected by intellectual property laws. Open-source software allows anyone to contribute to the software's development, creating a community of developers who can collaborate to improve the software's functionality and security.  Source code is like honey in a jar, bears want access to it to reap the benefits, but proprietary software keeps all its honey locked in and only accessible to the bear that made the pot.
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