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@christopher11 In Court yes, not in an administrative tribunal with lower burden of proof, set up to take patents away. 84% that is. So 84% of all patents that go through PTAB and got a decision are bad patents? Dang. Panel that decides on institution also shouldn’t be the same panel that...

@christopher11 I guess you just made my point, it's also about how the swivel joint is applied into the jump rope handle. Every invention seems obvious in hindsight. But go ahead and come up with it. Good day!

@christopher11 Over 20y old, onger enforceable. Patent means you get the rights to your property, however only for 20 years and then it becomes free open knowledge to the public.

@christopher11 Dude... US Patent 5,194,299 https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent/search/family/025487246/publication/US5194299A?q=5194299%20fry

@christopher11 SPiX0R, isn't a post it a pretty generic invention... It's a pretty ovbious invention from taping paper to a fridge... In hindsight everything is obvious, but it takes an innovator to come up with the invention. And if it would have been that obvious, then why did no one else...

@christopher11 The problem is that you don’t even get your day in Court. The infringer will send you to the PTAB which is an administrative tribunal by the USPTO, that has been created by a bill in 2012, as a result of big tech lobbyists that want to weaken the patent system, they don’t want...

@christopher11 There is no “patent company” it’s called USPTO. Molly couldn’t have been informed because patent laws changed dramatically AFTER she got her patents. RPM patent came AFTER Molly’s patent.