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Whose idea is not the only question...
According to law, it ought to be novell and non-trivial. I believe it also ought to be specific. And with all the other criticism of the patent office, this is where its current responsibilities are failing most. Is the Eolas patent non-trivial? I don't know. But it does strike me as overly broad.

There is also a separate question of timeliness in filing the claim against the infringer.
Posted by: Rabid Conservative   Posted on: 03/17/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Whose idea was it?  bjbrock | 03/16/04
ABM'ers are funny!  KTLA | 03/16/04
Prior Art  el1jones | 03/16/04
My idea  Prognosticator | 03/16/04
Indeed  vferrara | 03/16/04
patently stupid  ryusen | 03/16/04
Whose idea is not the only question...  Rabid Conservative | 03/17/04
Patent  v6honda98 | 03/16/04
Easy answer.  Jack-Booted EULA | 03/16/04
Eolas Patent  wadeprater | 03/16/04
if this was true  JWatson77 | 03/16/04
No honor amongst thieves...  sa_z | 03/16/04
Sounds like a win for Prior Art consideration  FilledOut | 03/16/04
WHAT'S THE USE  OzBobInv | 03/16/04
Sort of  Rabid Conservative | 03/17/04
Prior Art  FilledOut | 03/16/04
Who here has ever patened something?  John Zern | 03/16/04
True tales from the trenches  Rabid Conservative | 03/17/04
patent  driv101 | 03/16/04
Great, time for the Unix OS patent  FilledOut | 03/16/04
Re: ms would just pay the fee,...  Rabid Conservative | 03/17/04
Nature of the USPTO rejection of Eolas patent claims  Buckyball | 03/27/04

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