… will publish using the most liberal Creative Commons license.
If you were wondering.
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The Open Institute Of Prediction Markets
The Open Institute Of Prediction Markets
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Great, can’t wait to hear more.
I would love for the dominant prediction market platform(s) to be “constitutionally open”.
The Institute won’t be an exchange, so your link is not of interest. However, the Creative Commons licenses are.
Mike,
Do you have stats about the Creative COmmon licenses? Which one is the most used? Why is it that the most liberal license is not widely used? (That one that says that the only duty re-publishers have is attribution.)