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James Fischer <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 22 Dec 2002 23:35:57 -0500
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Juandefuca said:

> I do not appreciate  anyone  to seek  the credit for something which
> she/he had no part in designing and having the gull to try to patent  an by
> now ancient idea.

At risk of being repetitive, the person who was granted the patent made
NO CLAIM on the basic idea of a screened bottom board, and clearly
acknowledged the developments prior to the patent application.

All that was patented was a screened bottom board with SPECIFIC
FEATURES.  Those specific features, as applied to a screened
bottom board are really all that was "patented".

It seems unfair to accuse someone of "seeking credit" when they did
a more than adequate job (as is required in any patent application)
of giving credit where credit is due, at least to prior patents.

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