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mooglinuxAug 19th 2009 8:09PM
http://yro.slashdot.org/story/09/08/18/190227/i4i-Says-OpenOffice-Does-Not-Infringe-Like-MS-Word
No, openoffice handles xml differently and thus has avoided being sued. But its a pretty pathetic patent to begin with. Why are software patents allowed again?
FallenArms3Aug 19th 2009 11:19PM
Same person allowed them who allowed a company to patent your DNA, maybe?