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making an invention != disclosure != filing != obtaining a patent. I was originally pointing out a fact lest others be led astray, but I'm not going to reply f
by WalterGR 17y ago
making an invention != disclosure != filing != obtaining a patent.
I was originally pointing out a fact lest others be led astray, but I'm not going to reply further.
- cromulent 17y agoI don't think anyone would doubt your inequation. However, 10ren's statement seems to be backed up pretty well by the USPTO site - if you have already gone public or sold your invention, no patent for you. I'm not sure why you think it is incorrect. Cheers
- WalterGR 17y agoRereading the thread, I think I misunderstood 10ren's point. I think we are all actually in vehement agreement. :) Apologies.