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There's no way business interests would ever allow asset forfeiture to help open source projects. It's a laughable idea.
by analognoise 5y ago
There's no way business interests would ever allow asset forfeiture to help open source projects.
It's a laughable idea.
- Fnoord 5y agoTrademark perhaps?
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- krono 5y agoThe concept of "Eminent Domain" entails the state taking private property specifically for public use always. Which is why I mentioned it in relation to open source, separately from forfeiture :)
- fragmede 5y agoOpen source projects with no backing run by a single overworked and unpaid developer, yeah, but the legal arm of billion dollar open-source company Redhat definitely going to try some shenanigans if you somehow managed to gain ownership of redhat.com