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Notice I didn't respond to that guy, I responded to the guy saying you'd find prior art at a park. I wasn't denying prior art existed, just NOT AT A PARK. How
by will_work4tears 14y ago
Notice I didn't respond to that guy, I responded to the guy saying you'd find prior art at a park. I wasn't denying prior art existed, just NOT AT A PARK.
How dense can you be?
- jlgreco 14y agoYou honestly think there are no parks with swings hung from trees? Even if that were the case, nobody like a pedant.
- tedunangst 14y agoThe pedantic difference between hanging a swing from a tree branch or from a metal frame does in fact play a major role in determining whether the patent would apply or not.
- jlgreco 14y ago...What? He was saying that there are no swings hanging from branches in parks... He isn't saying prior art doesn't exist, just that it doesn't exist in parks. It is a clearly pointless and erroneous pedantic tangent. What are you on about now?
- will_work4tears 14y agoI wasn't even saying there isn't a park with swings hung from trees. As a guy with a young kid, I see a lot of parks. In two entirely different states. Saying "walk down the street and you'll see one" is false in both states. I've never seen a single one. Pedantic. Perhaps. But it was my only point.