Most professions are governed by a set of best practices that are not only well known but in many cases the law of the land, Doctors, Lawyers Engineers do not sell the rules that constitute the foundation of how they do their job.
A new medical procedure is peer reviewed and though the technology that enables the procedure is patented the procedure itself is not. One does not have to license the information on to demonstrate the procedure, or write about it.
The recent discussion on the ITSkeptic website brings the ownership of ITIL into sharp focus, all the content though seemingly freely given to the OGC by vendors, consultants and organisations is not public domain.
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