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Your original comment that monocasa responded to read only: > If the claims are non-novel or obvious, then the examiners, who are familiar with the state of th
by loeg 3y ago
Your original comment that monocasa responded to read only:
> If the claims are non-novel or obvious, then the examiners, who are familiar with the state of the art in the field, will reject them.
Which displays a stunning level of naivety and lack of familiarity with our patent system. Patents are regularly granted for extremely trivial (edit: and obvious) mechanisms.
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- freejazz 3y agoThat's because triviality isn't an issue in patents, non-obviousness and inventiveness is what's key, so it doesn't matter that the thing accomplished is trivial.