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It's not. LFS is not an operating system. Just because you state its free to interpretation doesn't make it free. It's not. It's like if you said "its free to interpret if our sun is actually not a star, but in reality it is an asteroid".
I'm not insisting my interpretation, I explain to you what LFS is. Because it is not an interpretation, its' a definition. What do you think the worlds "operation system" and "distribution" means? Do you know the difference between what an operating system and a book is?