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Old 08-11-2008, 11:17 AM   #400
Greg Anos
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Originally Posted by axel77 View Post
Well intellectual goods started as a public ware. "Intellectual property" was a social invention taken place not even soo long ago (what are a few centuries after all?) to turn them into normal goods. And yes I agree technology is now on the way of moving it back into the public wares sector.

My conclusion was, it should be club wares. That would be a situation we could all be happy with.
Since the "normal goods" quadrant was so good a producing things, laws were passed (starting roughly 300 years ago) to move I.P. from "public goods" to "normal goods" to get more I.P.

I have no problem with the "club goods" model, but it will slide into the "public goods" just as fast as "normal goods" will.

(The scientific journal is a bad example. Scientists (authors) pay over a $1000 dollars a page to be published....)
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