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- * the internet- * the browser- * the button- * the web page- * the store- * the store on the internet- * merchandise- * e-Commerce- * logging on to a system- * the button- * the "WHEN keystroke/button DO action" methods- * the "having an account" at a store- * the "having an account at a store on the internet"- * the keeping of credit card information for later purchases- * the keeping of customer shipping information by a retailer- * the "put it on my tab" concept between buyer and seller- * the concept of *NOT* asking "are you sure?"
- * (paraphrased) setting up an online shopping environment where once a user has
*'''THAT* ''' is a *'''VALID* ''' and PATENTABLE "invention"? I think not. But
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"one-click shopping" patent doesn't invent:
OK, so we can agree that Amazon.com didn't invent any of the above. Any yet,
apparently own:
logged in and entered his credit card information and shipping information and
begins browsing the site, a product displayed for sale may, on the page where it
being required by the customer.
there it is on the books and upheld in a court case, because the patent office
let it through and the trier of fact and the jurists were bulldozed over by
Does the guy who invented the fence, have to pay the guy who invented sheep
grazing, if he uses his fence to "focus" his own sheeps ' effort by
fencing his pasture?
What of the guy who puts a fence around his cow?
What of the guy who puts a fence around a cow, but on baren barren land, and then
brings in bales of hay?
entropy cost" on you and I and everybody else even remotely involved.
So where was the "vs c=Copyrights" part? Its that inspiration in the
