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Making MLS More Decentralized
- xeromal 11mo ago[flagged]
- dboreham 11mo agoHow does that relate to real-estate?
- tomjakubowski 11mo agoThe real estate thing is The MLS. The American soccer league is just MLS, with no article. Just a quick way to distinguish them.
- tomjakubowski 11mo agoFunny thing about this digression is that MLS is quite centralized, to an extent unparalleled in American major sports. Teams are all owned by MLS; "team owners" own shares of MLS with a license to operate their team; players sign contracts with MLS, not the team they play for. Revenue is shared and teams are allocated money to spend from that shared revenue by byzantine rules (look up "GAM" or "allocation money" in relation to MLS for more info). This ownership structure was subject to a significant antitrust case in Federal court: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraser_v._Major_League_Soccer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraser_v._Major_League_Soccer
- kjellsbells 11mo agoSave you all a click: this is about message layer security eg for instant messages, not MLS the American soccer league nor MLS the real estate listing service much loved by American real estate agents.
- throawayonthe 11mo agotbh that's the only MLS i've heard of on second thought there was also the Mozilla Location Service and about 15 more things i suppose :p https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MLS_(disambiguation) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MLS_(disambiguation)
- theultdev 11mo agoI immediately thought message layer security. Had never heard of the MLS soccer league until just now. This is a tech forum.
- CameronBanga 11mo ago[flagged]
- theultdev 11mo agoFor those interested in a TypeScript implementation of RFC 9420, this is a great project: https://github.com/LukaJCB/ts-mls https://github.com/LukaJCB/ts-mls
- dingnuts 11mo agoAn interesting article about an important upcoming protocol and the comments are full of unrelated puns. Extremely disappointing. You people think this website isn't just a subreddit?
- theultdev 11mo agoYeah... extremely disappointing sums it up.