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Originally posted by Far-L
I cannot tell you not to settle.
I can tell you that we are commited to fighting it and look upon every day as one day closer to proving ourselves correct. The only pleasant thing about the wait is that more and more people are coming forward to search for the wealth of prior art that exists out there.
My best suggestion is to call Acacia before they sue you and ask them to explain in lucid detail and not hyperbole about how your method of transmitting video infringes their patent.
Get a dialog going. With us, and with them. Hear both sides. Then do whatever is best for your business.
Remember, Acacia has been threatening these so called deadlines too for months and they keep changing them and not adding all the new suits that have been long promised.
Does not mean that they won't be suing more soon. Just means that they have a really hard time keeping promises and deadlines.... and they think we are the unprofessional ones...
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Do you think the search for prior art must continue or do you feel you've reached the apex with prior art and really don't need more?
Let me know!
Hang in there!
We stand together against this challenge and are making a difference. These people stand behind IMPA and/or FTPF:
Anonymous Donor ( a tribute to all anonymous donors to FTPF and IMPA )
Amputate Your Head
LeeNoga
Fiveyes
Pleasurepays
Charly
XXXPhoto
Dchottie
Vicki
GoBigtime
Far-L
TheFLY
Fletch XXX
PreciousB
Crockett
Xenium
NoCarrier
Freeadultcontent
DJRCyberAVS
Titmowse
Ravener
BrentD
MrPopup
Hyper
Bambi911xx
Yadayadayada
Icedemon
Greg B
Squirtit
FightThisPatent
Kevin2
ONS
Ludedude
Tootie
Eroswebmaster
LadyMischief
Latinasojourn
More people behind you just on this list then all of the 22 employees of Acacia!! ;)