The point the "The Face Book" might not refer to the initial implementation of what we now know as "Facebook" is a good point, and I'm sure Facebook's lawyers w

The point the "The Face Book" might not refer to the initial implementation of what we now know as "Facebook" is a good point, and I'm sure Facebook's lawyers will beat it to death. The idea that not registering the domain name is some kind of proof that you aren't working on something sounds absurd coming from an obviously intelligent person. Maybe you could find a judge that is so technically unsophisticated to let that one fly, but the opposition won't. I agree with the commenters that way that Paul Ceglia just wants his money. If he waited this long to attempt to grab a piece of Facebook, it seems unlikely he'd turn down a large settlement in return for a chance to fight Facebook's lawyers for the company.