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I obviously didn't work out all the details. I would imagine that there would have to be some kind of a mutual agreement to not go after member companies. Als
by robomartin 14y ago
I obviously didn't work out all the details. I would imagine that there would have to be some kind of a mutual agreement to not go after member companies.
Also, in order to be accepted you can't be a pure IP business. You have to actually have products in the market. In other words, a real business.
Lots of details to work out mostly by legal minds.
- sirmarksalot 14y agoThe fundamental problem is that it assumes that all patents are invalid, and that no legitimate grievance can exist over the companies' intellectual property. While this may be a popular opinion on HN, I doubt many actual companies are going to be willing to sign away their right to sue when another member company brazenly steals their work.