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+<li>软件的价格和其开发成本毫无关系。起作用的两个因素
是市场大小(受限于价æ 
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+<li>有能力阻挠竞争的软件公司可以获得在其他行业无
法想像的至高权力。其部分原因
是产品没有竞争对手而且复制成本几乎为0使å…
¬å¸æ‹¥æœ‰å·¨å¤§çš„现金流成为可能,但是其大部分原因
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+<li>所有软件的细分市场都快速进化为垄断,或者
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¥ä¸ºç”Ÿçš„小公司。</li>
+<li>微软凭借å…
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´åç«žäº‰ï¼Œå°¤å…¶æ˜¯æ‹¥æœ‰æƒåŠ›ï¼ˆè€Œéžä»…仅是金钱)的时候。</li>
+<li>风险资本家投资新的软件å…
¬å¸æ˜¯å¸Œæœ›èƒ½å¤Ÿåœ¨æ–°çš„细分市场获得主导地位。现有的细分市场不会有什么新的投资,å›
 ä¸ºæ ¹æœ¬ä¸å¯èƒ½é ä½Žä»·å’Œæˆç†Ÿçš„主导å…
¬å¸ç«žäº‰ï¼Œè€Œä¸”为了逐渐萎缩的小市场份额来进行漫长而艰难的战斗多半是毫æ—
 
意义的冒险。这些风险资本家的狂野之梦不是别的,而是像微软这æ
 ·çš„公司。</li>
+<li>æ 
¹æ®ååž„断法来限制微软的活动看来主要是那些权力地位受到微软威胁的å
…¬å¸åŠªåŠ›ä¿ƒæˆçš„。他们要使微软破坏他们生意的难度加
大。不过,他们基本上和微软是类似的,因
为他们不会质疑技术公司依靠
对私有知识产权的控制来为自己谋取最大利润的现象。</li>
+<li>在市场的等式里,需求等于生产,而且在许多情
况下,需求是生产的主人。但是在我们生活的世界里,生产是高度组织化和有效率的,而且掌管着大量的财政资源和诱人的说服力;而需求却是分散的、不统一的和毫æ—
 æƒåŠ›çš„。虽然消费者
也可以毁灭一个他们不想要的产品,但是他们对产品设计的细节å‡
 ä¹Žæ²¡æœ‰ä»»ä½•æŒ‡å¯¼åŠ›æˆ–者是影响力。对于软件产品,消费者
只有有限的选择,而且极端复杂,无
限费解,通常为防止竞争的设计多于为完成用户任务的设计。(随着软硬件相互向前发展形成的错综复杂的å†
…
部依赖网络,即使是老式的不做选择也常常是不可能的。)</li>
+<li>真正的&ldquo;杀手级软件&rdquo;是自由软件:不受知识产权限制的软件;å›
 ä¸ºå®ƒä»¥æºä»£ç æ–¹å¼å…
¬å¼€ï¼Œæ‰€ä»¥ä»»ä½•æœ‰èƒ½åŠ›çš„人都可以查看、评估、修复和增强自由软件;它可以自由地分发并能够æ—
 é™åˆ¶åœ°å®‰è£…
和使用。自由软件是消灭封闭、邪恶的软件工业的软件。它是用户能够凭智æ
…
§é€‰æ‹©æ¥å®Œæˆå½“下任务的软件,也是用户可以协同工作处理将来任务的基础。自由软件是一个即使是微软也æ—
 æ³•æŠ—衡的事物。</li>
+<li>然而,还有一个æ 
¸å¿ƒé—®é¢˜ï¼šè°æ¥ä¸ºè‡ªç”±è½¯ä»¶çš„开发买单?通常的回答&mdash;会导致以上所有的麻烦&mdash;是投资è€
…
为开发付账,然后通过利润回本。唯一真正的答案是用户来为开发买单。这里的重点是不为软件的分发和使用买单,而为软件的开发买单,并且自由软件的开发意味着任何人都可以使用它。我认为有一个简单的方法可以处理此事:任何想要一份新软件或è€
…
想要一个软件的增强版的人可以发布一份&ldquo;需求建议&rdquo;,å
…¶ä¸­åŒ…
含她愿意为此项开发贡献的金钱。中介机构可以收集这些需求,而感å
…´è¶£çš„人可以提出更多要求。然后,开发者
就可以搜索现有的需求发布,并为开发工作或规格书设计竞æ 
‡ã€‚开发者
也可以发布他们自己的方案,而用户可以众筹买单。</li>
+<li>自由软件的开发可以比封闭软件耗费更少。即使雇佣高薪的职业开发è€
…,并完å…
¨ç”±å°½è´£çš„用户支持,自由软件的成本也会明显比现在付给软件帝国的费用要低。质量也会更好,特别是从适用性来说。自由发布会保证最大的曝å
…
‰å’Œé€‰æ‹©ï¼šä¸€ä¸ªçº¯ç²¹å»ºç«‹åœ¨æ˜“用和质量之上的自由市场。软件服务行业也会开放:任何人只要愿意都可以从同æ
 ·çš„代码做起,学习
、技术支持和教授自由软件。最优质的服务团队应该会成功。</li>
+<li>简单几
步就可以使该项运动起步:成立一个初创组织来整理技术问题、建议工作流程、ç
 
”究经济生态、构建法律框架、发起和协调需求、勾画初始的技术贡献(åŒ
…括现有的宏大自由软件库)以及做该做的传
播和推广。敦促大型å…
¬å¸å’Œç»„织花费少部分年度软件预算来竞æ 
‡ã€‚设立监察小组来处理知识产权问题、质疑可疑的案例以及调查维护合法è€
…
权益的可能性。鼓励更多的本地开发&mdash;本地化、行业化、细分化和定制化&mdash;这æ
 ·åˆåˆ›ç»„织就会逐步解体并退出:å…
±åŒçš„方法和过程,但是去中心化控制。</li>
+<li>让我们称这个组织、整个框架为&ldquo;自由世界&rdquo;。它代表的是自由和开放的知识、自由和开放的开发、为ä½
 
所用的软件。请表明立场。请做出贡献。除了丢弃<kbd>CTL-ALT-DEL</kbd><sup><a
+href="#TransNote1">1</a></sup>之外,你毫无损失。</li>
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+<title>Only the Free World Can Stand Up to Microsoft
+- GNU Project - Free Software Foundation</title>
+<!--#include virtual="/philosophy/po/free-world.translist" -->
+<!--#include virtual="/server/banner.html" -->
+<h2>Only the Free World Can Stand Up to Microsoft</h2>
+
+<p>by <strong>Tom Hull</strong></p>
+
+<div class="announcement">
+<blockquote><p>This article is part of our section
+of <a href="/philosophy/third-party-ideas.html">Third Party
+Ideas</a>.</p></blockquote>
+</div>
+
+<ol>
+<li>The reproduction and distribution cost of software is zero at
+the margin. This means that in theory it is no more
+expensive to produce software which can be freely distributed and
+used by everybody than it is to produce software for a limited
+clientele.</li>
+<li>The pricing of software bears no relationship to the cost of its
+development. The two factors that do matter are market size (which
+is limited by price and utility) and competition. Given a market
+for a software product, the maximum margin can be obtained by
+precluding or eliminating competition.</li>
+<li>Software companies that are able to thwart competition attain
+pinnacles of power which are inconceivable in other industries.
+Partly this is due to the enormous cash flows that are possible in the
+absence of competition from products with nil reproduction costs, but
+largely it is due to the complexity of software itself, which allows
+dominant companies to design &ldquo;standards&rdquo; which exclude
+future competition.</li>
+<li>All niche markets for software rapidly evolve toward monopoly or
+an equilibrium where a small number of players tacitly agree not
+to mutually destroy their profits. (Established companies can
+defend their market share by reducing their prices to practically
+nothing, making price competition suicidal for newcomers.) However,
+there are cases of asymetrical competition, where a large company
+with other sources of income can destroy a smaller company that
+depends on a single niche revenue stream.</li>
+<li>Microsoft has a secure revenue stream based on its dominant
+position in personal computer operating systems software, and uses the
+power inherent in that position to favor its other business activities
+with its ability to dictate &ldquo;standards&rdquo; and to undermine
+competition, especially where power (as opposed to mere money) is at
+stake.</li>
+<li>Capitalists invest in new software ventures with the hope of
+gaining a dominant position in a new niche market. There is 
+essentially no new investment in existing niche markets, since it
+is impossible to compete with an established dominant player on
+the basis of lower costs and the possible gains of an uphill
+battle for a small share of a shrinking pie rarely justify the
+risks. In their wildest dreams these capitalists want nothing so
+much as to be just like Microsoft.</li>
+<li>The drive to restrain Microsoft under the rubric of antitrust law
+seems mostly to be the effort of companies who find their own power
+positions threatened by Microsoft's activities. They seek to make
+it harder for Microsoft to undermine their own businesses. However,
+they are fundamentally similar to Microsoft in that they don't
+question a world where technology companies working from private
+caches of intellectual property are able to control the use of that
+technology for their own best profit.</li>
+<li>In the market equation, demand is equal to, and in many ways the
+master of, production. Yet in the world we live in, production is
+highly organized and efficient and commands enormous financial
+resources and seductive powers of persuasion, while demand is
+fragmented, uninformed, and powerless. While consumers can still kill
+a product that they have no desire for, they are nearly powerless to
+direct or even influence the detailed designs of those products.  For
+software products, consumers can only choose among a given set of
+alternatives, which are extremely complex, dauntingly impenetrable,
+and generally designed more for the company's anticompetitive purposes
+than for the user's tasks. (Even the old fashioned option of doing
+without is often impossible due to the intricate web of
+interdependencies as new hardware and software march in lock step into
+the future.)</li>
+<li>The real &ldquo;killer software&rdquo; is free software: software
+that is free of intellectual property claims; that is published in
+source code form, so can be inspected, evaluated, fixed and enhanced
+by anyone with a mind to do so; that is freely distributed and can be
+installed on machines and used without limit. Free software is the
+software that kills the closed, nefarious software product
+industry. It is software that users can select intelligently, to do
+today's tasks, and which they can collaboratively build on to handle
+future needs. Free software is the one thing that not even Microsoft
+can compete with.</li>
+<li>Still, there is one core problem: who pays for developing free
+software? The usual answer &mdash; which leads to all of the trouble
+above &mdash; is that investors pay for development, which they
+recover from their profits. The only real answer is that development
+costs must be paid for by users. The key point here is that what is
+paid for is not the distribution or use of the software, but its
+development, and that the development of free software implies that it
+can be used by anyone. I think there is a simple way to handle this:
+anyone who wants a piece of software developed or enhanced posts a
+&ldquo;request-for-proposal,&rdquo; including a sum that the requester
+is willing to contribute towards its development. Intermediary
+organizations can pool these requests, and interested parties can up
+the ante. Developers can then search through the current postings and
+bid on development work or work on spec. Developers can also post
+their own proposals, which users can then buy into.</li>
+<li>Free software can be developed less expensively than closed
+software products. Even for well paid professional developers,
+fully underwritten by conscientious users, the cost of free
+software would be significantly less than the premiums now being
+paid for empire building. The quality would be better, especially
+in terms of fitness for use. Free distribution would ensure
+maximum exposure and choice: a free market based purely on
+utility and quality. The service component of software would also
+open up: anyone who wanted to could start from the same code, to
+learn, support, and teach. The best service providers would
+succeed.</li>
+<li>Simple steps can get this movement underway: Form an initial
+organization to sort out the technical issues, suggest working
+arrangements, study the economics, hack out a legal framework, seed
+and coordinate the requests, and canvas for initial technology
+contributions (including the large body of currently available
+freeware), do some evangelical work. Urge large companies and
+organizations to budget a small fraction of their annual software
+outlays for proposals. Set up a review group for intellectual property
+issues, challenge dubious claims, and investigate the feasibility of
+buying and releasing rights to valid claims.  Encourage the
+development of more local organizations &mdash; local to place, to
+industry, to niche, to taste &mdash; with the initial group breaking
+up or fading away: common methods and procedures, but no centralized
+control.</li>
+<li>Let's call this organization, this whole framework, &ldquo;The
+Free World.&rdquo; It stands for free and open knowledge, free and
+open development, software that works for you. Take a stand. Make a
+contribution. You have nothing to lose
+but <kbd>CTL-ALT-DEL</kbd>.</li>
+</ol>
+
+<hr />
+
+<p>Additional notes can be found
+at <a href="/philosophy/free-world-notes.html">
+http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-world-notes.html</a>.</p>
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