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> does not preclude another company developing open options. Agreed. But they don't. I think this the point of government intervention to require or provide
by wvenable 6y ago
> does not preclude another company developing open options.
Agreed. But they don't. I think this the point of government intervention to require or provide incentive to do something which benefits society even if it doesn't benefit the company.
Automobile safety and emissions limits comes to mind for me.
- zepto 6y agoPerhaps they would if they didn’t think they could prevail through antitrust legislation.