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But, but, but! The risk! The organisation must be protected! | But, but, but! The risk! The organisation must be protected! | ||
==The solution== | |||
So where does this leave us? | |||
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===The [[cross default]] challenge=== | ===The [[cross default]] challenge=== | ||
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As long as [[cross default]] seems like a competitive advantage; as long as we think our boilerplate is some kind of proprietary technology, we consign ourselves to a permanent arms race ''with our own shadows''. | As long as [[cross default]] seems like a competitive advantage; as long as we think our boilerplate is some kind of proprietary technology, we consign ourselves to a permanent arms race ''with our own shadows''. | ||
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===[[Satisfaction]] is unsatisfactory=== | ===[[Satisfaction]] is unsatisfactory=== | ||
[[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]] composed [[Satisfaction]] in 15 minutes whilst sitting by a pool in Florida. They are still, 55 years later, reaping colossal dividends from that inspired quarter hour. Fair play to them: this may be what the law prescribes, but it is bad law and it is a horrible model for [[reg tech]]. | [[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]] composed [[Satisfaction]] in 15 minutes whilst sitting by a pool in Florida. They are still, 55 years later, reaping colossal dividends from that inspired quarter hour. Fair play to them: this may be what the law prescribes, but it is bad law and it is a horrible model for [[reg tech]]. | ||