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| Actually this is stupid to restrict the word [[Governance organization]] to refer only to computer systems. Like there are "real world" governance organizations like your government or whatever. | | Actually this is stupid to restrict the word [[Governance organization]] to refer only to computer systems. Like there are "real world" governance organizations like your government or whatever. |
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| :Agreed, the Regents of the University of California for instance. Also, governments do sometimes do research and have [[mandatory patent license]]s on it, and agencies to enforce that. The Government of China runs its own [[patent pool]]. So does MIT.
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| :And, this doesn't refer to only computer systems but all kinds of inventions and properties. So yes generalize what's said here, it was a rush job, I am trying to fix all misunderstood concepts at once so we can make some more rapid progress.
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