Author: Ed Trice
Date: 15:28:11 06/18/04
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> >The fact that you granted a "Pre-patent exemption" says a lot about the strength >of your patents: > >Anybody interested see: > >http://www.gothicchess.org/matches.html > >Now let's see if you modify this page after reading this post. Call it a test of >your sense of humor. I don't understand you logic at all. A Capblanca Chess program, which came out in the 1990's, 10 years before my patent, which does not play Gothic Chess, should be included in the Gothic Chess patent restrictions? That program is not even close to intersecting the intellectual property claimed in the Gothic Chess invention. A program written AFTER the patent was granted, if it is designed to play Capablanca's Chess, and Capa's chess only, is not infringing on the patent. If it was designed under the guise to allow modification to play Gothic Chess, then it does infringe upon the patent. Very simple. Very easy to understand. Very easy to prosecute violators.
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