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I'm fine with that outcome.

• onethought 5y ago
  Me too, but completely unwinds the software economic model. Licenses are meaningless, as would more broadly copyright.
  • Dylan16807 5y ago
    A lot less than 'completely'. A big chunk of software is commissioned, and another big chunk of software is open source.
    • onethought 5y ago
      … a tiny chunk (by value). Commissioned software Is a fraction of product/services protected by IP law. Open source doesn’t really have an effective business model (and it doesn’t need one!)
      • Dylan16807 5y ago
        So much software is in-house, and that's only part of commissioned software, are you sure it's a tiny chunk?
        • onethought 5y ago
          In house Software still rely on ip law. Try stealing Facebook’s source code and see what happens.