Damn I love this website
Tyler, Texas deleted the page on which it advertised its services to patent trolls, but it is still in the Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20160226014828/https://tyler4tech.com/ipfriendly.html …
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How'd you find this? The jurors are principled, the intellectual property has value, the dispositions are speedy, and the website says the same thing twice. It's such a good example of "The more evil you act, the more legit you need to seem."
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I unknowingly helped in the VirnetX suit v Microsoft. I was deposed as part of the proceedings to validate their claim to use their 'patent' in practice, not a high point in my career.
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That's really interesting! Have you written about it? A few questions that pop to mind: How is it possible to assist unknowingly? (I'd like to avoid doing that.) What was the validation process like? And who originally approached you / was participation mandatory?
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Bring back fond memories,
@davidsrose?
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Looks like they were a victim of their own success, to some degree:https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/10/patent-cases-in-east-texas-plunge-more-than-60-percent/ …
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Also related, I've been thinking a lot about tech communities lately - and I can imagine that this level of activity would have been locally detrimental.
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