Re: [piecepack] Looney Labs says pp pyramids infringe Icehouse patent

[Prophesor <prophesor@...>]

This seems contextual:

"I've Decided To Go To Law School"

>From the home page.

 :)

And lest anyone imagine I'm bashing, this has got me thinking
whether one or three of my own ideas are patentable.  Which of
course then got me thinking about whether I suppress their
memetic potential by patenting them.  Surely I could reduce the
economic drag by some open-license scheme, but is even attaching
my name to an idea enough to slow its spread?

I'm sure volumes have been written...



--- Ron Hale-Evans <rwhe@...> wrote:
>
http://www.wunderland.com/WTS/Andy/Games/PatentsAndLawsuits.html
> 
> Hmmm.  I've read Andy's patent, and I don't think the
> piecepack
> pyramids infringe (they're not transparent, for example, and
> his
> patent has to do with being able to see the pyramids stacked
> underneath).
> 
> But then, I didn't really expect another answer...
> 
> Ron H-E
> 
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