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The problem is that such an approach requires a fair bit of nuance to get it right and not stifle innovation. For example, the last thing anyone wants is the es
by alfalfasprout 5y ago
The problem is that such an approach requires a fair bit of nuance to get it right and not stifle innovation. For example, the last thing anyone wants is the establishment of super slow to change standards that bring everyone to the "lowest common denominator".
I believe that simply requiring certain standards to have a freely available specification + right to repair will get us in a good place.