Stephen,
You are the second person who has approached our
community about using a hybrid patent/open source business approach.
I had already decided to work with the first group, and
your comment has urged me to move this higher on my priority list. I
will try to commun
Yes, I do realize patents are a problem for open source. We received
our software method patent in 1998 and have it in the US and two
other countries. Anyone interested can read about it at
http://cpsplit.typepad.com/
Anyway, there's nothing to prevent us,however, from licensing our
patented s
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Stephen Beller wrote:
> I've only recently heard about Open Health. As the inventor of a
> disruptive/discontinuous health information technology, which includes
> patented components, I'm looking for advice about open source licensing.
Patents are a
Hello,
I'm new to this group and hope you can help me.
I've only recently heard about Open Health. As the inventor of a
disruptive/discontinuous health information technology, which includes
patented components, I'm looking for advice about open source licensing.
My primary motivation is my comp
