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Me too, but completely unwinds the software economic model. Licenses are meaningless, as would more broadly copyright.
by onethought 5y ago
Me too, but completely unwinds the software economic model. Licenses are meaningless, as would more broadly copyright.
- Dylan16807 5y agoA 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 agoSo much software is in-house, and that's only part of commissioned software, are you sure it's a tiny chunk?
- onethought 5y agoIn house Software still rely on ip law. Try stealing Facebook’s source code and see what happens.