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(Unverified)Jul 10th 2010 1:09AM
Great!
I'm going to patent blogs! why not? That would be pretty much the same!
That being said, today's world is not the world for the innovation, when you start working on something, sooner or later, you will hit at something that someone else patented, and even if they aren't actually using the patent they can sue you! yes, they just have the patent, they do *not* use it on any product, and they have the rights over it. In my opinion, they should require you to *actually* use the patent after a certain period of time (1 or 2 years), or you will have it revoked.
Also, if the idea your are trying to patent is already widespread, you shouldn't be able to patent it!