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Let's say someone patents, idk, Client-Side Decoration (CSD). People like it, surely, because people use it. Unfortunately, there is drastically reduced space t
by iczero 2y ago
Let's say someone patents, idk, Client-Side Decoration (CSD). People like it, surely, because people use it. Unfortunately, there is drastically reduced space to innovate because nobody else can use that idea anymore. Expecting the patent holder to innovate has proven to be a bad assumption in part because IPR means they have no competition in that space anyways. The idea stays bad because nobody else can make it better.
- llamaimperative 2y agoSo people like it but it's bad? How exactly are you defining bad?
- iczero 2y agoIt's bad in relative terms because better ideas cannot be implemented.