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The problem I see with software patents is that they're usually attempts to patent ideas, but ideas aren't patentable. The implementations of most of the ideas
by Zak 14y ago
The problem I see with software patents is that they're usually attempts to patent ideas, but ideas aren't patentable. The implementations of most of the ideas in question are obvious and therefore not patentable.
I don't think that we, as a society should decide to allow ideas to be owned, so I do think we should crack down on trivial patents.
- runako 14y ago>> we should crack down on trivial patents. I think everyone is in agreement on this, but the definition of "trivial" is the sticking point.