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> ideally no copyright, but one thing that would definitely be lost is the ability to coerce releasing source code Would not "definitely" be lost. It's easy to
by mlinksva 12y ago
> ideally no copyright, but one thing that would definitely be lost is the ability to coerce releasing source code
Would not "definitely" be lost. It's easy to imagine other regulation which coerces releasing source code (indeed more powerfully, as not relying on copyright holder to both choose the right license and enforce it), if indeed that is a socially valuable thing to do.