If you assume that Preact infringes any patents that React does, it seems like you are strictly worse off using Preact than using React. If Facebook goes on th

If you assume that Preact infringes any patents that React does, it seems like you are strictly worse off using Preact than using React. If Facebook goes on the offensive, you are protected if you use React but not if you use Preact. If you sue Facebook for patent infringement and they use their patents defensively, you are in exactly the same situation using Preact as you are using React; you don't have a license for the patents in either case.