PatentHackers – A new platform to help companies kill patent trolls
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Re: PatentHackers – A new platform to help companies kill patent trolls
#2Let’s help Life360 fight back.
http://venturebeat.com/2014/05/23/patent-trolls-have-come-af...
Re: PatentHackers – A new platform to help companies kill patent trolls
#3Patent hackers, huh? I think I like it.
Re: PatentHackers – A new platform to help companies kill patent trolls
#4Patent hackers, huh? I think I like it.
There are plenty of bugs in a patent. Each patent examiner only has 10-20 to "examine" a patent application, many bad and "dangerous" patents get granted. I think using a hacker's approach can weed out bad patents like bugs!!
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#5Community based (even ones centered around IP..not necessarily geographically based) things always fascinate me and get me giddy. Plus...the idea is brilliant. It might not cater to the general public (like quirky does) but that's ok. Doesn't need to . It caters to those people with a love of data and understanding and want to be apart of something (and maybe make some $$).
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#6The fact that quests from all over the world are collected and placed at one place makes it easier (not to mention, a lot more interesting) for prior art treasure hunters like me to participate in.
Re: PatentHackers – A new platform to help companies kill patent trolls
#7Great Post...
Re: PatentHackers – A new platform to help companies kill patent trolls
#8To Life360:(If you see this)
Dear sir, we are here to help you. We understand how painful it is, and we believe that "Mr. Piece of Sh*t" should striped off all his bogus patents.
We leverage expert crowd(2000+,growing) from all around the world to find "bugs" in Mr. Malcom Beyer's patents.
Re: PatentHackers – A new platform to help companies kill patent trolls
#9Here's the real question though: does knowing that there exists prior art to a certain patent in question at all change the need to go through a painfully lengthy and exorbitantly expensive legal process to prove that one's innocent?
Or does this still require a company to be as well capitalized as Newegg in order to be able to withstand a patent attack, and thus doesn't really matter for the majority of us?
Re: PatentHackers – A new platform to help companies kill patent trolls
#10I don't get it - why does the page keep calling me Bob?