Strix.org has a response to Mr. Malone.
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backMichael S. Malone Doesn't Like Us He apparently thinks some of us here at this site are spoiled children and 'morons'. He makes the classic mistake of equating IP protections with "private property" - failing to distinguish between fungible IP and tangible/scarce real property without offering a cogent argument as to why they should be treated the same.
Strix.org has a response to Mr. Malone. [Posted at 05/07/2007 01:59 PM by Justin Levine on The IP Wars CommentsSubmit Comment |
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