USPTO counting its chickens?
Of a post at the USPTO, Reuters noted:
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office said on Thursday, August 7 it would limit the retroactivity of a controversial new rule aimed at reducing the size of patent applications and cutting a backlog of patent requests.
Reuters also noted:
A statement from the patent office said it was aware that some applicants may be anticipating a removal of the injunction and it was announcing the change so applicants didn't undertake unnecessary preparation to comply with specific provisions.
Yeah, right....
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office said on Thursday, August 7 it would limit the retroactivity of a controversial new rule aimed at reducing the size of patent applications and cutting a backlog of patent requests.
Reuters also noted:
A statement from the patent office said it was aware that some applicants may be anticipating a removal of the injunction and it was announcing the change so applicants didn't undertake unnecessary preparation to comply with specific provisions.
Yeah, right....
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 9:32 PM
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