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> "all information is public" Published works, not "all information". It's up to society to decide if we want to prioritize publishers or humanity. I don't bel
by TaylorAlexander 2y ago
> "all information is public"
Published works, not "all information". It's up to society to decide if we want to prioritize publishers or humanity. I don't believe our restrictive legal regime will persist around the world in perpetuity. It is too harmful to humanity, and someone will break ranks with "harmonization" even if the USA does not.
- AlbertCory 2y agoOK. You keep hoping, hear?
- TaylorAlexander 2y agoReally don't love your condescension in this thread. It makes this place worse when people talk like that. Anyway I am not hoping, I am busting my ass in open source to contribute to the body of knowledge around what makes open information work.
- AlbertCory 2y agoOpen source is something different. Of course, if you're hoping to confiscate Oracle or Mathematica source by force of law, that IS theft. If you're creating new bodies of code, or even encouraging proprietary code owners to open-source their stuff, I think that's great.