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If one is careful you can even take steps to actively invalidate prior art. You don't need to just make a new standard either, we've already seen people get awa
by mpyne 13y ago
If one is careful you can even take steps to actively invalidate prior art. You don't need to just make a new standard either, we've already seen people get away with patently new ways to do the same old thing.
Look up Open Invention Network when you get a chance. The idea is to simply publish the general techniques you use to solve a given problem in a fashion that's easy to search, as a defense against people later trying to patent the same idea.