Red Hat CEO decries software patents
Loverock Davidson | 05/22/07
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What's wrong with copying ?
magcomment | 05/23/07
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Correction, patents slow copying.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/22/07
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Learn IP law!
B.O.F.H. | 05/22/07
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Nope, not a correction
IT_User | 05/23/07
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Gee, look around, I see innovation everywhere...
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/22/07
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Take the blinkers off
odubtaig | 05/22/07
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What a cute little rant...
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/22/07
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No, Mr Pot. NT
odubtaig | 05/23/07
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What original ideas
micks_tricks | 05/24/07
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Cite soe examples of what you are seeing.
B.O.F.H. | 05/22/07
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Interesting...
Patrick Jones | 05/23/07
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This is guilty speak
code_Warrior | 05/22/07
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That was almost entirely
odubtaig | 05/22/07
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Time for MS to step up to the plate
bportlock | 05/23/07
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Why software patents are a good thing.
Robert.Novak@... | 05/22/07
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Incomprehensible teachers
Yagotta B. Kidding | 05/22/07
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Loopholes
GuidingLight | 05/22/07
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I would tend to disagree.
Bruizer | 05/22/07
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Patents *might* be a good thing - but not for software
bportlock | 05/23/07
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Just defending your patents
Trent Black | 05/23/07
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"Patents 'absolutely' retard the pace of innovation"
GuidingLight | 05/22/07
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Enjoyed this comment:
Anton Philidor | 05/22/07
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ALL patents retard innovation [nt]
Omch'Ar | 05/22/07
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Software patents are a terrible idea
wolf_z | 05/23/07
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Thank You For This Intelligent Post
chessmen | 05/23/07
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All free societies choke on regulation
OKJoe | 05/23/07
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Patent abuse
wvhillbilly | 05/23/07
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Patent abuse
wvhillbilly | 05/23/07
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Great Innovations in the OS? Where?
Trent Black | 05/23/07
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Parallel Solutions
djchandler | 05/23/07
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courts decide, not technicians
mad-man | 05/24/07
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