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Yes, layers make money. But the case isn't about just money, it's about protecting rights and setting precedence. We unfortunately have a system that requires
by user23409 14y ago
Yes, layers make money. But the case isn't about just money, it's about protecting rights and setting precedence.
We unfortunately have a system that requires a large monetary allowance to pursue or defend legal matters. But that doesn't mean you should be discouraged from protecting your rights because of it.
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- FixThisPOS 14y agoThe problem is that these are bullshit "rights" to things that are not supposed to be patentable. A patent does not define "intellectual property", especially today.
- Karunamon 14y agoReposting a dead post by FixThisPOS: The problem is that these are bullshit "rights" to things that are not supposed to be patentable. A patent does not define "intellectual property", especially today.