Mathieu Guillaume wrote:
More important, you can check the legal status by clicking "INPADOC
legal status". Doing this, you will learn that the demand is "deemed
to be withdrawn", namely, the applicant gave up to obtain a patent on
this subject.
To conclude, you cannot get a patent for anything... and the sentence
"the patent examiner was actually an expert in hieroglyphics or
ancient Summarian writings and so he'd never been near a recording
studio or a composer of computer music" is a little bit offending.
You might just ignore how the patent system works.
Best regards,
Mathieu Guillaume
Fair enough. The fact that the different patent systems are not perfect
doesn't justify to insult anyone involved.
Thanks for consulting INPADOC, I was too lazy to do this... (Not very
interested in this patent application, anyway..)
The next and justified question is if this is/was a topic to discuss on
the sursound list, but maybe I should run for cover... :-D
Best,
Stefan Schreiber
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