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The actual problem here is the existence of "intellectual property". It is corrupting all sorts of things and making plenty of simple things very hard, as in t
by worik 2y ago
The actual problem here is the existence of "intellectual property". It is corrupting all sorts of things and making plenty of simple things very hard, as in this case.
I do not think that getting rid of intellectual property entirely is the best solution, but it would be an improvement.
Surely we can do better?