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Not bad, but it's hard to think of a reason why they're doing this It's protecting your standard from being used by others when wide adoption is the only thing
by merlindru 2y ago
Not bad, but it's hard to think of a reason why they're doing this
It's protecting your standard from being used by others when wide adoption is the only thing that differentiates your standard from others
i.e. they're shooting themselves in the foot
- paulmd 2y ago"by failing to give away their product for free, this IP-licensing organization is really only losing in the end!"