To: LurkingSince'98
Are you saying we cannot even discuss decisions of the Patent Office? Can we discuss decisions of the Supreme Court? What about the FEC? The FCC? The SEC?
This is a discussion board, and I don't think there are any rules against armchair quarterbacking. If there were, threads would be fairly empty.
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03/31/2006 9:46:07 AM PST by
evilC
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To: evilC
you stated you didn't think "that what the patent described is really innovative concept."
It is not you that made the decision to grant the patent, it was the USPTO. Unless you have read the patent and can point out the obvious deficiencies, you're just guessing.
Obviously, if some judge is going to grant them $5 mil they were on to something.
Lurking'
To: evilC
you stated you didn't think "that what the patent described is really innovative concept."
It is not you that made the decision to grant the patent, it was the USPTO. Unless you have read the patent and can point out the obvious deficiencies, you're just guessing.
Obviously, if some judge is going to grant them $5 mil they were on to something.
Lurking'
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