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broad != overly broad It's a balancing act between a patent that is worthwhile to own yet still novel+non-obvious. Overly broad means prior art exists that ca
by jb613 10y ago
broad != overly broad
It's a balancing act between a patent that is worthwhile to own yet still novel+non-obvious. Overly broad means prior art exists that can be used to invalidate. If none could be found then it means patent is valid.