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Only if they can prove
that they had the idea before the other person patented it. Other wise I could duplicate someone else's idea based on their patent claiming "I never knew some one else patented it befire me"
Posted by: John Zern   Posted on: 11/30/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Is this what the non-obvious test is for?  Nigel Johnstone | 11/30/05
Only if they can prove  John Zern | 11/30/05
Not my argument  Nigel Johnstone | 11/30/05
Right, but RIM's defense is  John Zern | 12/01/05
This is a good case for granting only copyrights for software. - NT  Update victim | 12/01/05

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