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Well, they wouldn't be IP disputes, because there would be no IP. I'm guessing they refer to signing contracts similar to NDAs when you don't want your inventi
by young_unixer 5y ago
Well, they wouldn't be IP disputes, because there would be no IP.
I'm guessing they refer to signing contracts similar to NDAs when you don't want your invention to be public, but still want to "sell" it to some specific entity.
Those of us that don't want to be bound by any "IP" can just not sign any of those contracts.
- mcguire 5y agoNote that, historically, that was kind of the state prior to the invention of "intellectual property". That state has ... issues.