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If you argue that "any right in any patent claim of Facebook is invalid or unenforceable" you lose the patent grant. So you can indeed argue the (patent) suit
by emn13 12y ago
If you argue that "any right in any patent claim of Facebook is invalid or unenforceable" you lose the patent grant. So you can indeed argue the (patent) suit is invalid or unenforceable, and you'll probably win, but by doing so you'll lose that right in the future: you'd need to immediately stop using react.
In effect, the license is revocable by facebook, without cause. In short; it's not a patent grant; it's merely an agreement not to sue over past infringements.
- jhall1468 12y agoThat's incorrect. It's only revocable if you make a claim. As the person said, if the only claim you make is that you are using the patent grant itself, your rights are not revoked. It's overly broad, but your interpretation isn't correct.