re: #110 MsJ

I completely disagree with this:

And while I do not want to give power to mega corporations, IP is IP. Some small companies (especially tech) lives or dies by its IP. I am staunchly for allowing people to retain ownership to their IP.

I think there is a balance and that balance can be achieved. But to allow China, for example, to make it’s own iPhone based on Apple’s patents and software, is wrong, no matter how big Apple is.

My stance is that the more permissive a license you make your IP available under, the greater default protections for them. Not as it is now, where you basically only has a big IP protection as your budget affords, not to mention the IP trolls.