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> Is there a legal or moral vehicle that could prevent this? Wouldn't a 501(c)(3) [in the US] work for this case? (Or are there a lot of shady ways that compa
by chrononaut 5y ago
> Is there a legal or moral vehicle that could prevent this?
Wouldn't a 501(c)(3) [in the US] work for this case?
(Or are there a lot of shady ways that companies work around being able to acquire one?)
- toomuchtodo 5y agoYes. You’d also require a user generated content license similar to CC0 (waive all rights Creative Commons license) along with open sourcing the code to run the platform. If Reddit was Wikipedia or OpenStreetMap. This ensures there is no IP to capture, nor can you hold the audience hostage.