Andreessen Horowitz annoncéiert Free Lizenz System Fir NFTs

The crypto unit of Silicon Valley Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is all set to release a set of free, public “Can’t Be Evil” licenses.

The firm has designed the licenses specifically for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and is inspired by the work of Creative Commons.

• As per the official press release, the community can freely use these licenses, which come with certain goals in mind. This includes – helping NFT creators protect or release their intellectual property (IP) rights and granting NFT holders a baseline of rights that are “irrevocable, enforceable, and easy to understand.”
• Helping creators, holders in the space, as well as their respective communities, to “unleash the creative and economic potential of their projects with a clear understanding of the IP framework in which they can work” is yet another key focus area of the licenses.
• The firm reportedly Verlobten in talks with some of the leading IP lawyers in the Web 3 space to devise six types of widely applicable NFT licenses and make them available for users.
• Even as some of the most prominent blue-chip collections have brought discussions regarding NFT license agreements into the spotlight, the problems persist.
• It is important to set some industry standards designed specifically for NFTs with the evolving Web 3 innovations testing the limits of legacy legal frameworks in a similar approach to that of Creative Commons, an American nonprofit organization that establishes free copyright licenses for creators.
• To that end, a16z’s Miles Jennings and Chris Dixon believe that greater standardization across the sector will help in tapping the economic potential.

"Duerch d'Lizenzen einfach (a gratis) z'integréieren, hoffen mir den Zougang zu héichqualitativen Lizenzen ze demokratiséieren an d'Standardiséierung an der Web3 Industrie ze encouragéieren. Méi grouss Adoptioun kéint zu onheemleche Virdeeler fir Creatoren, Besëtzer an den NFT-Ökosystem als Ganzt féieren.