Posted by: jc (Wednesday 18 May 2005, 11:56 AM)
Pity Ted didn't express himself better in paragraph 2, however his point is well made.
Any tinkering with definitions will create a disastrous situation, whether it is done by IP lawyers or others.
Fundamentally software patents will be wrong for all the reasons already well stated. Playing around with a definition as a compromise is just plain foolish.
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