On Sunday 01 February 2004 2:10 am, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
We don't have to add claims to a patent, we might be able
to just add
description. It would still count as prior art and it would
still provoke an
interference claim.
Why not just file a statutory disclosure?
We could try, do they bother to read them?
Come to that we know they don't read the damn patents. I know of at least
one case that got to (expensive) littigation based on a patent with a first
claim identical to one issued three years earlier.
We might as well get a bunch of hippies, circle the USPTO and try to
levitate it for all the good anything will do.
Phill
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