USPTO

Brett P. Phillips 

on Google

4 weeks ago

I am a registered inventor with the United States patent and trademark office. The title of my invention was a system and method for distributed imperative products and services. Very important to our country and small business. Why is it important? Without the United States Patent & Trademark Office people's years of arduous research and development can be stolen without recourse. This department helps foster innovation. It nurtures advancements and utility in the Sciences. It gives people a reason to invest into research a... read more

TLP 

on Google

a month ago

If only government workers were required to work half as hard or half as intelligently as the rest of us... What a wonderful world that would be. They allow themselves timelines that baffle any competent person (months and years, not days or weeks), get confused by things a competent 10 year-old would understand, and make decisions completely void of logic that affect so many lives. 

capeman10 

on Google

a month ago

If you're in the area why not stop in and see the museum, it's free. It's small enough to get through it within an hour or less. There was a small tour offered the day I visited. 

Tecradius 

on Google

a month ago

The USPTO’s decisions don’t just affect inventors, they impact millions of consumers too. Recently, a very broad and decades old gameplay mechanic (summoning creatures to fight for you) was granted as a patent request by Nintendo. This mechanic has been used in countless games for over 30 years, and now one company can control who is allowed to use it. That doesn’t just limit innovation it threatens the freedom of developers and players across the industry. As a gamer, I’m directly affected because titles I play, like Helldi... read more