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Thanks for the information,

what approach do you aim to follow: RF or RAND? Or haven't you decided yet. It all boils down to that question which is the heart of standard politics.

Patent indemnification and licensing is a legal field under development and a worldwide applicable and tested model is not existing yet. Private law is internationally very much diverse. We don't have unified license models. See http://www.patentcommons.org/ for parts of the current model zoo.

"We're *very* early in terms of the structure right now -- we've primarily been focused on nailing down an IPR agreement that weighs the needs and protection of individuals with the fears/concerns of companies."

So in other words you propose a pro software patent stance?