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I appreciate what you are trying do here. Startups can always use more education about IP protection. But IP law is very country specific, and it is one of the

I appreciate what you are trying do here. Startups can always use more education about IP protection. But IP law is very country specific, and it is one of the most complex areas of law. Some of your myths/truths are dangerous and may cause companies to irrevocably lose IP rights that they probably should protect.

Abishek_Muthian 6y ago
>But IP law is very country specific I think that's exactly what I state in explaining the myths, there are 13 occurrences of the word 'country/countries' in my reasoning, I have linked to WIPO and PCT source article where necessary. I don't see a place, where I state universal applicability of my reason; I would definitely correct if mentioned. >Some of your myths/truths are dangerous and may cause companies to irrevocably lose IP rights that they probably should protect. That could be dangerous, point me to a specific statement. Much of the criticism by the parent (Which I heartily welcome) comes from picking up a sentence at random but not the prior argument; so they're incomplete.