Editing Talk:DGF transcendent values (section)

== Open source license ==

I'm for maximal open source. I think the current Apache license is probably fine, with the basic idea that anyone can use our work for any reason, including modifying it and then using it for profit and copyrighting it--with the caveat that the only material that they own is the novel additions and that they need to acknowledge what they took and from whom. <br>
I toyed with the idea of a more restrictive license: that we would require that anytime someone uses our work, they need to also publish their derivatives as open source of the same type. But I believe that leads to situations where people cannot continue the work in the face of centralized competition. Occasionally, sub-DAOs will need to centralize for efficiency's sake. Occasionally groups will need to compete with other groups by hiding their processes. Maximal freedom is sometimes the way forward. <br>
[[User:Craig Calcaterra|Craig Calcaterra]] ([[User talk:Craig Calcaterra|talk]]) 04:42, 27 March 2023 (CDT)