> not very start-up friendl I'm not sure about that. The startup culture is different but not necessary worse. The main pain point would be that you must get

> not very start-up friendl I'm not sure about that. The startup culture is different but not necessary worse. The main pain point would be that you must get taxes right and maybe that the system favors more substainable startups then moonshots which mainly hope to be bought for absurd prices by monopolistic companies. > FOSS Isn't sold (normally) so shouldn't be affected (in the common case). Instead the company using it is responsible. Like using open source without vetting or potentially fixing it, is like using a building blueprint you found on the internet without vetting or fixing it. This should favor companies using open source more responsible and payed support contacts. That's is if any law resulting from this is properly done.