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The likely outcome is abandonment of any such packages by the big cos that use them, destroying one of the main types of value open source creates.
I do think the intuition behind your suggestion is a good one, though, and may suggest solutions.
For an insight into the (collective) mentality at play here, the issues thread on one of @feross's experiments is instructive:https://github.com/standard/standard/issues/1381 …
The issues thread looks like people with tribe-level norms disliking a state-level solution. But open source is big enough now that tribe-level norms can't work well. The trade-off is *what* sort of less friendly solution we want
I think the academia approach is promising, with one caveat. Academic institutions create value by bestowing their currency, prestige, onto good researchers. But open source maintainers want the currency of money. That suggest corporate institutions, not academic ones
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