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Oregon’s governor signs right-to-repair law that bans “parts pairing”
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won't companies respond by just saying "not for sale in Oregon? "
Let's find out together!
Do it in enough places and every won’t.
Makes attention a good market for honest business doesn't it? I'll move there.
Oregon has some really great laws. Some are working well, some need adjustment.
In this case I think manufacturers will just say "not for sale in Oregon" and people in Oregon will continue to buy them. California had an advantage with it's huge market size.
Those Oregon people will now at least all find out why they're going out of state for the garbage and be informed.