Interesting to read the argument of the side we don't usually hear from around here. I guess we can hope that an entrepreneur starting a technology company wou

Interesting to read the argument of the side we don't usually hear from around here. I guess we can hope that an entrepreneur starting a technology company would be equally concerned with both possibilities: getting sued unfairly vs. being unable to protect their own inventions. Around Silicon Valley, I think the former has been the greater concern, but I guess the pendulum is now swinging the other way. Of course, ideally we would minimize the likelihood of both of those problems. But that seems to be very difficult.