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A victory for the trollsA victory for the trollsPosted Apr 26, 2011 4:58 UTC (Tue) by b7j0c (subscriber, #27559)In reply to: A victory for the trolls by shapr Parent article: A victory for the trolls
yes, move out of the USA or just thumb your nose at the law and hope you don't get caught. if the problem gets worse, this will be the state of affairs.
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A victory for the trolls Posted Apr 28, 2011 8:16 UTC (Thu) by ekj (guest, #1524) [Link]
This *is* the state of affairs.
There's so many so trivial patents on obvious software-techniques today that it's virtually guaranteed that any software above a certain complexity-treshold will infringe on a number of them.
There is precisely no way at all to write a non-trivial program, and be reasonably sure that you can legally sell it, without infringing any patent.
Thus the best thing you can do about it is either not to write programs, or to do so while ignoring patents alltogether and hoping for the best.
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