On 7/03/2016 12:09 PM, Mark Newton wrote:
It is not possible for a consumer to vote with their wallet, because no matter
where they send their money, FLARM skims the cream.
It isn’t a competitive market, it’s a restraint of trade.
Not a good argument to make. This exact same scenario plays out all over
the world - even with ISO standards. If you want have a look at a good
example, see the various MPEG standards and licensing those (and thus
free to air digital TV). Even government-mandated broadcast specs
require something that must be licensed from 3rd parties.
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