This post originally appeared on the Shapeways blog. Although I didn’t explicitly frame it as such there, this is probably the closest thing to a distillation of a bunch of thinking about 3D printing and policy that I did in my first six months on the job. The content policy section was the result of a lot of reflection about how to draw lines on a service like ours, and the product liability section is a small public example of some long conversations I had with our product liability counsel Patrick Comerford. It also kicked off a reorganization of all of our policies to guarantee that it would be easy to find all of the previous versions of policies after they were changed, a process that my colleague Allessandra McGinnis was way, way too accommodating of me during. Anyway…
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This post originally appeared on the Shapeways blog.
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Just a note that this is an immediate reaction to news that broke this morning, and my interpretation may evolve over time. If it does I’ll provide a link here.
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This post originally appeared on the Shapeways blog.
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This post originally appeared on the Shapeways blog.
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