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> Myself, I believe that software patents can be useful if the patent in
> question is properly/strictly defined ... the big thing, for me, is that
> there have been *alot* being approved that are *way* too generic, and
> that is something that needs/should be fixed ...
I have yet to see any software patent that does not have some level of
prior art. That doesn't mean they are not there but I haven't seen them.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
Command Prompt, Inc.
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