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Nick from The Linux Experiment youtube channel made a video recently talking about that, for him and for me it's clear that this quote:
means that any open source that gets any work from paid personnel from a company interested in the project in any commercial activity is covered by the regulation.
Here is the timestamp of his argument, I'm not from EU so I have no idea how this kind of idea could be implemented, but the text seems clear to me and seems bad.
If that is the case projects would be obligated to reject contributions from any companies.
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The law also keeps it vague enough , that it says employed individual , so they could be waiting tables and this will still apply !!