
Originally Posted by
Downunder Kilt
Much obliged Steve, did not realise it was so easy to get over there. Cheers
If I understand Steven Villegas' patent correctly, he as patented what might be referred to as the "reverse Kingussie" in the US. Has he patented it in other countries? A patent is a monopoly only in the jurisdiction where it exists. If Steven Villegas' wishes to have the same monopoly rights in other jurisdiction then he needs to obtain a patent there. I don't view this as a matter that in any way involves ethics or morals if someone makes or sells a patented item outside the jurisdiction of the patent. Here is a link to an article about patents.
http://patent-advice.ca/information/...Fa10Qgod50UAEg
Now, Steve, back to your original post. I do put a higher level of trust in the advertisers here, just as I do the membership here, but look to you as the forum "owner" to establish the rules for both advertisers and members as you see fit.
"Good judgement comes from experience, and experience
well, that comes from poor judgement."
A. A. Milne
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