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I want Google to win if they don't infringe on their patents.

• bertil 13y ago
  I fully appreciate your intention to moderate the belligerent tone with reason and a Kantian admiration for applying the law as it is. However, I believe that the contention with Intellectual Ventures is that they hold patents that many say were awarded in spite of what was considered at the time (and far more so now) common concepts. It seems that voiding those patents is unreasonably hard with the law as it stands. Therefore, I hope that the judge considers not just the case, but also the industry-wide consequences, and accepts that what is commonly accepted in tech, for the greater good, are close imitation of previous designs. If I could influence the decision, I would gladly point at Haute-cuisine and their original idea-defending mechanisms.
• freehunter 13y ago
  As IV is a patent troll, I want Google to win regardless of if they infringe or not, with the judgement being that IV's patents are unenforceable.
• kazagistar 13y ago
  I don't want software patents at all. Every single patent claim that wins is a tragedy. Infringing on a software patent should not be possible.