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IP isn't a tangible asset, so the analogy is unsound. I think it's improper for someone not using IP or not the original developer of IP to be able to make IP
by ta0xdeadbeef 7y ago
IP isn't a tangible asset, so the analogy is unsound.
I think it's improper for someone not using IP or not the original developer of IP to be able to make IP claims. If you didn't develop the tech or aren't using the tech, you shouldn't have any claim over the usage of that tech.
The same goes for "defensive" patent strategies. They're an affront to the spirit of patents.
- egdod 7y ago> I think it's improper for someone not using IP or not the original developer of IP to be able to make IP claims Congress, the Supreme Court, and hundreds of years of precedent would disagree.
- ta0xdeadbeef 7y agoassert_eq!(legal, moral || ethical || proper) > thread 0 panicked