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Trained professionals in the field don't tend to work in the patent office (it probably pays less well, especially in software), so the patent office errs on th
by ken 14y ago
Trained professionals in the field don't tend to work in the patent office (it probably pays less well, especially in software), so the patent office errs on the side of granting too generously, and lets the courts decide later whether to actually let them stand.
How does France deal with this situation?
- gcb 14y agoThey should have taken the time to visit the office in alpha centaury. After all they make a living of it, they should be able to spare the little time to the trip.
- masklinn 14y ago> How does France deal with this situation? Pretty much the same way.
- darkestkhan 14y agoI love how Polish law deals with this situation - software is algorithms and algorithms are math and math isn't patentable :)