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It's a common tactic in patents in my experience. You're not going to sue yourself. So you describe your invention in the context in which a competitor would
by josaka 4y ago
It's a common tactic in patents in my experience. You're not going to sue yourself. So you describe your invention in the context in which a competitor would use it. Of course, this would typically be coupled with a disclosure to the examiner that the thing describing the context is in the prior art.