It’s so fucking weird that Oracle v. Google ended up in the Federal Circuit, when only the copyright claims were considered.
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In fact, it fucks it up so hard, that by claiming that “Google did not seek to foster compatibility,” it turns its own analysis into dicta
And then on top of that, because it’s the Federal Circuit, it’s not even binding precedent in the Ninth Circuit. Or anywhere, actually.
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...which leads me to ask...
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HOW DID ANY OF THIS HAPPEN
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@zfurnas you should check out the
@DisCo_Project blogposts— I haven’t written anything myself.
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@sarahjeong Future plaintiffs can opt in to FC jurisdiction by throwing in a patent claim right? -
@binarybits theoretically, yes. but it’s not like patents come out of thin air, even with this USPTO. + -
@binarybits I’m still puzzled by how venue play it in a similar appeal, w/ no patent claim litigated—how a D would stop from going to FC.
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