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== Existing protocols == | == Existing protocols == | ||
As of 2013, | As of 2013, active protocol options include: | ||
* The [http://www.openinventionnetwork.com/ Open Invention Network] is dedicated to building a patent pool | * The [http://www.openinventionnetwork.com/ Open Invention Network] is dedicated to building a freedom-loving patent pool of Linux-related patents, with a standard license agreement | ||
* The BiOS (Biological Open Source) framework is a shared agreement to not assert IP rights against each others's use of the technology to do research, or to develop products either for profit or for public good. ''"BiOS-compatible agreements can support both freedom to operate, and freedom to cooperate.'''' | * The BiOS (Biological Open Source) framework is a shared agreement to not assert IP rights against each others's use of the technology to do research, or to develop products either for profit or for public good. ''"BiOS-compatible agreements can support both freedom to operate, and freedom to cooperate.'''' | ||
* The [http://greenxchange.cc/ GreenXchange] provides a framework for both free and compulsory-license-fee (non-free) reuse of inventions | * The [http://greenxchange.cc/ GreenXchange] provides a framework for both free and compulsory-license-fee (non-free) reuse of inventions. | ||
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