Patent Troll Sues Facebook Over Facebook

[Guest]

A recently founded company, Real Time Social Inventions, is suing Facebook over its core feature that enables users to interact via a social network.

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[digitalzom-b]

Hah. Hahaha.

 

[unther]

Alright someone take this a****** out back and shoot him, save the rest us from this headache.

No wonder it takes so long for legitimate cases to go though the court systems, it's being backlogged by these types of idiots.

 

[caskachan]

I NVENTED THE INTERNET; YOU ALL OWE ME MILLIONS!

 

[the_brute]

Umm what? I knew I should have become a lawyer.

 

[blubbey]

Tbh I think it's about time I sued everyone over this thing I made called breathing.

 

[unther]

[citation][nom]caskachan[/nom]I NVENTED THE INTERNET; YOU ALL OWE ME MILLIONS![/citation]
someone already beat you to it
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-600m-claiming-ownership-interactive-web.html

 

[unther]

sorry forgot the link
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-600m-claiming-ownership-interactive-web.html

 

[Hupiscratch]

They should abolish patent transference. It would kill at least half of the patent trolls.

 

[molo9000]

[citation][nom]ThE_BrutE[/nom]Umm what? I knew I should have become a lawyer.[/citation]
http/www.youtube.com/watch?v=0u9JAt6gFqM


actually.. it's not the lawyer's fault. It's the fault of corrupt politicians and bloated bureaucracy.

 

[zak_mckraken]

What I really wonder is who are the guys behind this? Are they evil geniuses planning to exploit the flaws of the US patent system? Are they megalomaniac loonies who genuinely think they have a case? Are they jackasses with too much time on their hands trying to get a good laugh?

 

[guruofchem]

RTSI - Real Trolls Suppressing Innovation

 

[svdb]

...and court personnel and judges are paid with taxpayers' money to deal with this sh*t...

 

[svdb]

[citation][nom]molo9000[/nom].. it's not the lawyer's fault. It's the fault of corrupt politicians and bloated bureaucracy.[/citation]Other democratic countries around the world have equally bloated bureaucracy, and yet such cases are removed even before they could reach a court and waste everyone's time and (tax) money. But of course those countries didn't surrender their democracy to corporations...

 

[freggo]

How about a simple Rule Change : no working example, no patent...

 

[classzero]

Some one stop this planet, I want off.

 

[Lord Captivus]

one shouldnt be able to "invent" something unless one "builds it"...
I have invented teleportation: Its when...you know...something disappears in a place and appears somehwere else...YEAH! you better be ready for me SPOCK!

 

[13thmonkey]

surely any lawyer know they will lose that one due to the prior art alone. So why take on the case other than to charge rtsi for their services, they have to know that rtsi can't be that flush with cash, looks like the losing side will lose.

 

[belardo]

UH... by that description... that pretty much covers the internet as a whole. Its like they are trying to put a patent on the wheel or dirt.

 

[JohnnyLucky]

The patent issues never cease to amaze me.