Pattern Theft

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  "name": "Pattern Theft",
  "description": "When institutions or influencers extract language, frameworks, or tools born from survival — and repackage them as marketable products, losing context and diluting power.",
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  "license": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/",
  "creator": {
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    "name": "Sarah Ailish McLoughlin"
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Provenance

This concept was extracted from the original SSA Lexicon and republished as a stable ontology resource. Original source page(s): https://www.mcloughlin.world/glossaries/ssa-lexicon/ssa-lexicon/