Mandatory patent license - Revision history

142.177.81.73: CGO decides...

2003-11-24T21:28:31Z

CGO decides...

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	Government agencies often are required to offer licenses on patents they file.		Government agencies often are required to offer licenses on patents they file.

	[[Consumerium License]] might choose to work within a [[Green Patent License]] or [[open patent]] regime eventually - retaining the rights until they can be protected and used for [[self-funding]] if it can be ~~reasonable~~ argued that these might be workable in practice.		[[Consumerium License]] might choose to work within a [[Green Patent License]] or [[open patent]] regime eventually - retaining the rights until they can be protected and used for [[self-funding]] if it can be reasonably argued that these might be workable in practice. This is up to the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] which might use different approaches for different parts of the system.

	See [[healthy signal infrastructure]] for a more general framework of something that the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] of [[Consumerium Services]] might be part of, and which would probably have one or more elements under some such a mandatory license.		See [[healthy signal infrastructure]] for a more general framework of something that the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] of [[Consumerium Services]] might be part of, and which would probably have one or more elements under some such a mandatory license.

80.186.81.123: patent something to PD it. now that _is_ thinking

2003-11-24T21:25:51Z

patent something to PD it. now that _is_ thinking

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	Government agencies often are required to offer licenses on patents they file.		Government agencies often are required to offer licenses on patents they file.

	[[Consumerium License]] ~~will probably require giving up patent rights to the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] if only so it can release these to the [[public domain]] without violating anyone's rights. It~~ might ~~also~~ choose to work within a [[Green Patent License]] or [[open patent]] regime eventually - retaining the rights until they can be protected and used for [[self-funding]].		[[Consumerium License]] might choose to work within a [[Green Patent License]] or [[open patent]] regime eventually - retaining the rights until they can be protected and used for [[self-funding]] if it can be reasonable argued that these might be workable in practice.

	See [[healthy signal infrastructure]] for a more general framework of something that the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] of [[Consumerium Services]] might be part of, and which would probably have one or more elements under some such a mandatory license.		See [[healthy signal infrastructure]] for a more general framework of something that the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] of [[Consumerium Services]] might be part of, and which would probably have one or more elements under some such a mandatory license.

142.177.81.73 at 21:17, 24 November 2003

2003-11-24T21:17:08Z

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	A '''mandatory patent license''' is part of most [[Consortium license]]s. It requires all [[patent]]ed (or even sometimes just "patentable" [[improvement]]) to be ~~re-~~licensed to all [[consortium]] members on the same identical terms.		A '''mandatory patent license''' is part of most [[Consortium license]]s. It requires all [[patent]]ed (or even sometimes just "patentable" [[improvement]]) to be licensed to all [[consortium]] members on the same identical terms. It does not necessarily include [[required reintegration]] of new inventions based on the old ones, but it might (that is a separate concern in its own page here).

	Government agencies often are required to offer licenses on patents they file.		Government agencies often are required to offer licenses on patents they file.

142.177.81.73: the note here has nothing to do with what a mandatory patent license actually IS, so this is now explained independently of the Consortium licenses you find it in - see talk for response tho

2003-11-24T21:15:48Z

the note here has nothing to do with what a mandatory patent license actually IS, so this is now explained independently of the Consortium licenses you find it in - see talk for response tho

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	~~Sorry. Too late to patent Consumerium and besides concepts are~~ '''''~~not~~''~~''' patentable anywhere~~		A '''mandatory patent license''' is part of most [[Consortium license]]s. It requires all [[patent]]ed (or even sometimes just "patentable" [[improvement]]) to be re-licensed to all [[consortium]] members on the same identical terms.

			Government agencies often are required to offer licenses on patents they file.

			[[Consumerium License]] will probably require giving up patent rights to the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] if only so it can release these to the [[public domain]] without violating anyone's rights. It might also choose to work within a [[Green Patent License]] or [[open patent]] regime eventually - retaining the rights until they can be protected and used for [[self-funding]].

			See [[healthy signal infrastructure]] for a more general framework of something that the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] of [[Consumerium Services]] might be part of, and which would probably have one or more elements under some such a mandatory license.

80.186.81.123: removing misleading redirect

2003-11-24T20:52:48Z

removing misleading redirect

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	~~#REDIRECT [[Consortium license]]~~		Sorry. Too late to patent Consumerium and besides concepts are '''''not''''' patentable anywhere

142.177.81.73: redir

2003-11-24T20:44:24Z

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