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Gruber certainly doesn't look like he did everything he could or really much of anything until after it was announced. That said, to take something that is not
by tvon 12y ago
Gruber certainly doesn't look like he did everything he could or really much of anything until after it was announced.
That said, to take something that is not your original work and to declare it "Standard" or even "Common" is a massive faux pas in my view. It is not yours, it is not your place to declare your variant to be either standard or common. Especially when practically nobody has heard of if.
- throwaway2048 12y agoCan you truely own an idea or concept? What makes it yours? Creating it?
- kasey_junk 12y agoUm, my employers certainly think so as they pay me a large amount of money based on that concept and invest in all manner of lawyers to back it up. We can argue about what are adequate and reasonable IP laws but a large percentage of the tech industry is based on the legal ability to own ideas and concepts.
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