What Impact Will This Have?
While many may argue that this "OSAID" is simply irrelevant -- and can be ignored by the broader "Free and Open Source Software" industry -- that misses a key impact that is worth noting.
That being: The continued corruption of both the ideas and the organizations of Open Source.
Not only has the Open Source Initiative banned their founding members (and re-written their own history)... they are now seeking to create a new "Open Source Definition" which will allow for systems consisting primarily of closed, proprietary data to be considered "Open Source". Thus making their Big Tech financiers happy.
The meaning of the term "Open Source" is being actively modified to mean "A little open, and a lot closed". And many of the same corproations which are funding this effort are also funding things like... The Linux Foundation.
Which means this corruption and dilution of the concept of "Open Source" is likely to spread far beyond the reaches of one, small (but growing) licensing certification foundation.
Also, apparently, decolonizing values... or something.