> …this sounds like a very poor way to enforce the OSS license I thought the same thing, reading the article. A much more effective way, IMO, would be to esta

> …this sounds like a very poor way to enforce the OSS license I thought the same thing, reading the article. A much more effective way, IMO, would be to establish a trust or foundation with the desired openness characteristics (eg FRAND) defined in its charter, and then have participants assign IP rights to the organization in some contract. Or, as I said in my other reponse, just end the patent system.