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I cannot realistically create a public domain competitor. Imagine I were to do that, and it were slowly to make it good. They can come in and clone all my mater
by breck 6y ago
I cannot realistically create a public domain competitor.
Imagine I were to do that, and it were slowly to make it
good. They can come in and clone all my material, while I
could not do the same to them. In a public domain world, I would not have the resource concentration to fight them in court, and they would drive me into the ground. Could I still beat them? Perhaps. But best case it would take 50 years, not 5, and everyone will suffer in the interim as a result.
If we got rid of #ImaginaryProperty laws, we would compete
on a level playing field, and innovate like crazy. Everyone
would benefit (except for the current .1% who sits back and
profits from #ImaginaryProperty royalties)
- BalinKing 6y agoOh, I see now. (Thanks for clarifying!)