>>The PTO evaluates applications for novelty, not quality. As it should be. The USPTO is in no place to evaluate a patent's quality, unless youre a USPTO cler

>>The PTO evaluates applications for novelty, not quality. As it should be. The USPTO is in no place to evaluate a patent's quality, unless youre a USPTO clerk whos first name starts with Albert and your last name ends in -Stein. --- But in seriousness, novelty is the important factor in a patent, not quality. As utility patents/improvement patents are a thing.