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I strongly agree with you. To patent an idea with no definition of execution seems too broad to me. An easy example is to patent an "opening mechanism that req
by bardworx 11y ago
I strongly agree with you. To patent an idea with no definition of execution seems too broad to me.
An easy example is to patent an "opening mechanism that requires force" (door). Yes, that's an idea but can have different ways to execute, sliding door, regular opening door, suicide doors.
Now a patent on the hinge that performs the operation seems more concrete. The exact execution of said idea.