http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/NL/DA2099EE2B07C993CC256DC8002A0D93

This is getting TOTALLY out of hand! How can NZ continue allowing ridiculous patents that patent IDEAS that are so intangible as to be unenforceable? I mean, pyisical objects fine but do we want to get to a stage where we can DO nothing online without paying a patent holder for a concept that is blatantly obvious to all but the moronic? How do we stop this? In all these stories, I read about "a period for public comment." How and where is this comment supposed to happen? They sure as hell do not list a website for it in any of these articles. IDC NZ is particularly bad for that - mentioning a website but not giving a URL or link to it...

Ideas people? This may not be so off topic afterall. We need OPEN Internet standards, not patents all over the show.


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