Not sure what Quirky's trying to do here, but if their default action is to impulsively picket competitors who legally release products, it's safe to say I'm no

Not sure what Quirky's trying to do here, but if their default action is to impulsively picket competitors who legally release products, it's safe to say I'm not going to buy products exclusively offered by Quirky. I assume the intention is to appear as if the underdog getting shafted, but it just looks like a highly-funded company is using its VC muscle to bitch and moan. OXO's broom is arguably an improvement on Quirky's "invention," and for Quirky to consider it IP is silly. It's like Sony suing Samsung because they both offer 50" TV sets.