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John Gruber's emphatic answer.
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I'd like to see noncompetes be unenforceable in Massachusetts as they are in California. I think that in terms of the greater public interest the economic benefits of the protectionism noncompetes offer are far outweighed by the benefits of encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation.
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