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Marco Arment responding to Twitter’s “Innovator’s Patent Agreement”: >A patented “invention”, even when patented under these terms, *is still patented*. It’s not free for anyone to use, and willfully infringing upon it is still dangerous and unwise. Yep. And in case you were curious, here’s Marco’s stance on software patents: >I fundamentally disagree that software…
Marco Arment responding to Twitter’s “Innovator’s Patent Agreement”:
>A patented “invention”, even when patented under these terms, *is still patented*. It’s not free for anyone to use, and willfully infringing upon it is still dangerous and unwise.
Yep. And in case you were curious, here’s Marco’s stance on software patents:
>I fundamentally disagree that software patents (and many other types of patents) are a net gain for society, and I can’t participate in that system in good conscience.
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