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I get that, I can read, and I have taken special care to include that word in my shortened version, as you can see. It's still funny, though! Wherefrom the ne
by _0ffh 11y ago
I get that, I can read, and I have taken special care to include that word in my shortened version, as you can see.
It's still funny, though!
Wherefrom the need to even include obvious uses in a patent application? It must obviously make some kind of difference if you do or don't! Think about that.
- dekhn 11y agoHave you ever filed a patent? Gone through the whole process from end to end? Been involved with patent litigation? These things make huge differences. Basically every patent that involves a computer in some way has a big section at the beginning describing a computer and the obvious uses. THis is because case law rules, and somebody once lost a patent case because they left out some obvious thing.
- powerapple 11y agoto be honest, you only want to patent something quickly it is obvious. Otherwise, you will do much better keep it as trade secrets.