Talk:Mandatory patent license: Difference between revisions

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"patent something to PD it" is what an open patent is.

Makes sense. Usually folk just like to patent stuff so they can get royalties from licencees or to protect their commercial interests if they can manufacture the stuff themselves so this striked me as a surprising approach

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	"patent something to PD it" is what an [[open patent]] is.		"patent something to PD it" is what an open patent is.

			:Makes sense. Usually folk just like to patent stuff so they can get royalties from licencees or to protect their commercial interests if they can manufacture the stuff themselves so this striked me as a surprising approach