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Set a price list for this type of usage, then pick a jurisdiction friendly to your cause of action.
by landemva 3y ago
Set a price list for this type of usage, then pick a jurisdiction friendly to your cause of action.
- JohnFen 3y agoYour ability to pick and choose jurisdictions is pretty limited (at least in the US). But ignoring that... Having a price list doesn't change the fact that if someone ignores your demands, your only recourse is to sue them. If they have a bigger warchest than you, and are sufficiently motivated, they can drag the whole thing out until you run out of money and can't pursue the lawsuit anymore. This is why such an approach is of limited value in terms of protecting yourself against companies that are sitting on a ton of money. In memory of Don Lancaster, he made a point about this sort of thing: many companies would rather spend $100,000 on legal fees than stoop to paying you a $10,000 fee or royalty.
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- landemva 3y agoA small jurisdiction with dislike of USA hegemony may be a start, like .ch or .se. Somewhere with a Google presence and where you host your website.