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Wednesday, 31 October
Amplie suas vendas
111netcon@ieg.com.br
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
comercial
Choose 3 Free Lipsticks Offer - While Supplies Last
Shop@Manna
http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/WD-patent-policy-20010816/
Bob Dewey
Tuesday, 30 October
cool link
rixo@mail.de
Re: OFFER FOR HELP
Diana Muir
Re: Summary of 15-17 October 2001 Patent Policy WG Face-to-Face meeting available
Antonio Arauzo
21世紀超勁爆生涯講座
taipei7@yam.com
Re: Summary of 15-17 October 2001 Patent Policy WG Face-to-Face meeting available
Daniel Phillips
Summary of 25 October 2001 Patent Policy WG Teleconference
Susan Lesch
Summary of 15-17 October 2001 Patent Policy WG Face-to-Face meeting available
Daniel Weitzner
Stop Paying For Porn! Join 4 Free Is Here! 27285338
Join4FreeFrenzy@J4F.com
Monday, 29 October
I oppose the use of patented technology in w3c standards
Michael Crawford
Employment / HR solution
Sara@w3.org
Employment / HR solution
Sara@w3.org
Patent Policy
Todd Weiler
SVENSKA WAYPOINT SIDAN
reveal@bredband.net
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
viktor@hot.ee
Protect your family from cell phone radiation
Warning@sar-shield.com
Re: [OT] Re: MSN blocks non-IE browsers: the real idea with RAND "standards"
Jason Antony
Sunday, 28 October
From: DBBROADCAST
DBBROADCAST
Marketing is the LIFEBLOOD of your Business AYNOC
InternetSales7@excite.com
Saturday, 27 October
Need a Home Loan? Let Us Help!
Kevin Anderson
Your Engineering web site is NOT Being SEEN!
Important Message!
Friday, 26 October
Pre-Approved $5000 Platinum Credit Card !
credit@new-credit-report.com
PATO: Collective Security In the Age of Software Patents
Mark Bucciarelli
NO, NO, NO!
0liv
Re: MSN blocks non-IE browsers: the real idea with RAND "standards"
Daniel Phillips
Vous vendez des vhicules
mailing
[OT] Re: MSN blocks non-IE browsers: the real idea with RAND "standards"
Daniel Phillips
Re: [www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
cb105
Re: MSN blocks non-IE browsers: the real idea with RAND "standards"
Jason Antony
私生活観察マニュアルとは・・・
adulty@nozo.kk.jp
hi :o)
Linda A. Langden
Thursday, 25 October
Re: Why I have not spoken personally about the patent policy issue
Jason Antony
Hey, check this out!
QB Challenge
MSN blocks non-IE browsers: the real idea with RAND "standards"
Martijn Dekker
WEB infrastructure and RAND
Lowell Harris
企業可應用NETSCREEN防火牆建置網路安全連線環境,並使不同服務享受不同頻寬,有效利用ADSL寬頻達成企業虛擬網路連線.
~T@w3.org
supply silicon metal and magnesium ingots
sales@globalsilicon.com
Mortgage Leads Available!
disk343@excite.com
Re: What is "reasonable" anyway?
chuck weinberger
Wednesday, 24 October
RE: What is "reasonable" anyway?
Stern, Richard H.
Why I have not spoken personally about the patent policy issue
Tim Berners-Lee
What is "reasonable" anyway?
Federico Heinz
Play a hilarious prank call
Computerised Prank Calls
W3C - Self examination time!
Blake Courtney
Tuesday, 23 October
MARKETING
MF
Talking Hand Held Dictionary Translator...
Language Teacher, Inc.
I Oppose the proposed Patent Policy Framework, dated August 16, 2001
Lynn Walton
Monday, 22 October
Quality conferencing at a low cost
longdistance@repia.com
Re: I don't like it
Antonio Arauzo
ȭ ġ ~~~
nike@nike.com
Sunday, 21 October
Fwd: Play a hilarious prank call
Brian Fletcher
Make some extra money using the internet
RussSend@aol.com
I don't like it
依瑪貓
Saturday, 20 October
Centro de Rehabilitacin mental y tratamiento de adicciones.
Arlana
Friday, 19 October
Make A Chunk Of Money
Excel In Life
Start a home business
boudha@abacom.com
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Godefroid Chapelle
RAND patents
Dan Devine
Thursday, 18 October
UK WEBCAM LIST
Darron Callender
[홍보]유학가격★폭격쎄일★누구나 갈수있는기회!도전하세요!!
Youn, Roy
W3C position on patents / business methods
John Skelton
No To The Patent Policy
Joe Morris
NO TO RAND (even after 11 October!)
tim bacon
**SPECIAL**COMPUTER MEMORY
memorytogo@memorytogo4.com
patent logic
S. Vikram
patent logic
S. Vikram
Make A Chunk Of Money
Excel In Life
Wednesday, 3 October
Against fees
Robert Hooton
Monday, 15 October
Hello, your friend recommended openxxx.net to you
friendz@openxxx.net
Wednesday, 17 October
XenoFORM
XenoFORM team.
RE: W3C Responds
Robert Cole
Re: Patents
Antonio Arauzo
Make A Chunk Of Money
Make Money Fast
Patent Policy Framework draft
L D
Software development / ref:1603
Info
advice 20
morganmarino241@yahoo.com
Standards are to be STANDARD by Definition
Warren Puckett
Re: Next steps in W3C Patent Policy process
Jason Antony
Patent Policy for WWW Standards
Troy W.
Tuesday, 16 October
Incorruptible.com News
News@incorruptible.com
Wednesday, 17 October
!!!
ludmila
Tuesday, 16 October
Re: Next steps in W3C Patent Policy process
Scott Davis
As suggested in the GNU WEB site..
BODRATO Stefano
Patents
Anders
Another boring standard letter which I copied and pasted off the EFF site.
Adrian Hesketh
Read your profile.......... :)
Mystic Realms
Mike wanted you to read this.
Jim
Monday, 15 October
Patent Policy Working Group]
stalbert
Tuesday, 16 October
Indikator vashego uspeha!!!
ludmila
Monday, 15 October
Hello, your friend recommended openxxx.net to you
friendz@openxxx.net
Sunday, 7 October
W3C Patent Policy Framework
Eric Backus
Monday, 15 October
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Nobody
Make Some Money
Excel In Life
Re: Apple comments on the W3C's proposal
Simon Brooke
Science-based design and development
Andrey Golokhvastov
Maximum Email Profits!
David Scott (Internet Marketing Expert)
Sunday, 14 October
Anthrax... No, it's NOT a computer virus!
Family Survival News
Patent Policy Framework
Marina Brown
Earn $50,000 or more in 90 days
Chriss@incorruptible.com
New Patriotic American Bald Eagle Screen Saver - Free shareware version available for download - Newsletter mz
John Herron - Eagle Stock Images
Hello, your friend recommended openxxx.net to you
friends@openxxx.net
Re: Next steps in W3C Patent Policy process
Edoardo Dezani
Re: Next steps in W3C Patent Policy process
Daniel J. Weitzner
Re: Next steps in W3C Patent Policy process
Daniel J. Weitzner
Recent Patent Policy Framework Draft
Baba Kofi Weusijana
(Resend) RAND at W3C would reinforce global inequity
Rick Jelliffe
triggerhappytv
butlerboys@cwctv.net
Re: Next steps in W3C Patent Policy process
Jason Antony
Re: HP's Proposal for Royalty Free W3C Standards
BELL,JIM (HP-Cupertino,ex6)
Saturday, 13 October
Hello, your friend recommended openxxx to you
friends@openxxx.net
Re: don't think so
Hans Schulze
RAND
Ivan Thomson
don't think so
allen lackey
what a sham
jeff lackey
Make A Little Money
Excel In Life
image damage, legitimacy of w3c endangered
barbapapa
Patents = Web only for the RICH
john-paul delaney
WWW.ZELDMAN.COM
Vanessa Lintner
web standards should NOT be patented !
Alexander Sirotkin
Your free listing @ JabbasPalace.com
Jabba@JabbasPalace.com
Friday, 12 October
Against the new patent policy.
Simon White
Re: Next steps in W3C Patent Policy process
Daniel Phillips
Next steps in W3C Patent Policy process
Daniel J. Weitzner
"AGAINST INSANE RAND POLICY"
M Mamoun
The Social/Political Role of the W3C
Brad Herman
Web standards, W3C and others.
derek lane
Another $0.02 against.
Michael Burford (GetRight)
THIS IS AN AWFUL IDEA
LoreWeaver
No patents or license rights on the web!
Jack Martinez
Patent policy comment
hogarth
Re: HP's Proposal for Royalty Free W3C Standards
BELL,JIM (HP-Cupertino,ex6)
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
John Taylor
www-patentpolicy-comment
Randolph Vail
Patents and standards
El-Gayar, Omar
RAND
rdean71@cs.com
ACTIVADORES BIOLGICOS PARA ELIMINAR OLORES. PUBLICIDAD!
!PUBLICIDAD
I realize this is a bit late...
Seairth Jacobs
RAND IS BAD
John Dooley Road Runner
PC FLORIPA Informtica - Tudo para seu computador
PC FLORIPA Informtica
Don't do it !
Jean-Yves Delort
Protect your life !
protect@life-protect.com
Plese, no RAND!!
Marco Maggesi
Re: A query about RF
Chris Lilley
10 8 14:00ÿ ߴٴϱ.. ^^v
top
Protect yourself !
info@life-protect.com
RAND Comments
August Zajonc
asda
nepp@df.copm
asda
nepp@df.copm
Opinion
Dominic Ringuet
Protect yourself !
info@life-protect.com
Vague definitions involve a vague future.
Edward Champion
Opinion on Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
M Birch
Meta4z.com Website Giveaway!
will
Additional thoughts against RAND (long, rambling, possibly incoherent)
Tony Sellers
Additional thoughts against RAND (short)
Tony Sellers
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Tim Bray
Re: "RAND" policy
Jason Antony
Re: A query about RF
Jason Antony
RF-only is much better
Anant Sahai
Re: Comment on W3C's proposed (RAND) Patent Policy
Jason Antony
Policy is self-contradictory and could sideline W3C
Mark Shewmaker
What are you, idiots?
Jorey Bump
RAND vs Universal Access; many other loopholes
Neal McBurnett
I'm opposed to the "reasonable and non-discriminatory" (RAND) licensing option
John White
Electronic Frontier Foundation comments
Seth David Schoen
Opposition to RAND Patent Policy
Amit Sahai
Comment on W3C's proposed (RAND) Patent Policy
John L. Males
New T-shirts screenprints with original art
Forrest Bass
Reject the Patent Policy Framework.
Brock Frazier
On the W3C and Openness...
Joe Crawford
Protect yourself !
info@life-protect.com
Attn: the W3C
Jason Antony
SchemaSoft comments on 16 Aug 2001 W3C Patent Policy Framework
Philip Mansfield
Protect yourself !
info@life-protect.com
Re: HP's Proposal for Royalty Free W3C Standards
Paul H. Smith
Re: HP's Proposal for Royalty Free W3C Standards
BELL,JIM (HP-Cupertino,ex6)
Thursday, 11 October
Love of w3c vs. Devotion to free software
tom@croft.tc
Uselicensing in W3C standards
Mike McCune
Re: HP's Proposal for Royalty Free W3C Standards
BELL,JIM (HP-Cupertino,ex6)
Recall: Re: HP's Proposal for Royalty Free W3C Standards
BELL,JIM (HP-Cupertino,ex6)
Re: HP's Proposal for Royalty Free W3C Standards
BELL,JIM (HP-Cupertino,ex6)
SoftQuad Software's comments on the patent policy
Lauren Wood
RAND
Jon Snader
Patent Policy Framework draft and RAND
weston
seed corn
William Loughborough
NO royalty on WWW
Seung Hyun Kim
Patent is not standard
서돈키호테
an extraordinarily bad idea
Matthew Walker
A Comment on the Proposed Patent Policy and the ensuing controversy (reformatted)
Paul Levy
XenoFORM
XenoFORM team.
Patent Policy Disaster
Tex Horning
Royalty-free patents only, please
Allen Smith
Apple Computer's Statement on the Draft W3C Patent Policy
Wanda Cox
A Comment on the Proposed Patent Policy and the ensuing controversy
Paul Levy
Patent Policy
Gregory Catalone
Oppose Patents
Mark Bartlett
RAND Proposals
Alex Hogarth
Comments
Patrick Chapman
RAND considered harmful
rand.w3c@bernard-hugueney.org
Iper1 per l'e-commerce
blumoda@tiscalinet.it
Meta4z.com Website Giveaway!
will
Patent Policy
Mark Maloney
Contribution to W3C consultation
Charles Stewart
Patent Policy Draft
nucleus
Future High Level Functionality
Mark Johnson
Patent Policy Feedback
Phillip Fox
Last day of comments, nothing changed
Daniel Phillips
PATENTS & THE WORLD WIDE WEB
Jonathan Bullen
NO!
Ryan Guenther
RAND bad, RF Good
R. Steven Rainwater
About the patent policy in W3C web standards
Luca Saiu
Proposed RAND Licensing arrangements
Wally Pratt
Re: Don't drown the spirit of generosity.
Glenn Randers-Pehrson
Fatal Weaknesses of the Patent Disclosure Rules: and the Unocal P atent Debacle
Peter DiMauro
Patent Policy Framework draft
Nancy Massey
"RAND" policy
Steve Summit
Request for feedback.
David Woodhouse
Anasil - software network analyzer
Anasil
Hi from Nick of 6 ,fuller ave
newdynamic
Comments on the W3C Patent Policy Framework
Michel Debar
patent policy
Tarun Ramakrishna Elankath
Proposed RAND licensing arrangements
Mike Brodbelt
patents on the web
Oz Barron
Opposition to RAND Proposal
Glenn Elliott
Patent Policy Framework draft
Svein Pedersen
Patented Internet standards are wrong
John Hansknecht
Don't drown the spirit of generosity.
Rory Ewins
Re: Mozilla.org response to the W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
Lee T S
Wednesday, 10 October
Concerned about patent policy
Bradley M. Kuhn
Thursday, 11 October
standards require RF
Gemeinnutz@LuftHans.com
W3C Patent Policy
Claire Hitchfield
What he said
Stuart Robertson
Setting Standards for the On-line Community
Tom Worthington
Listen to OSI and Mozilla
Tore Ferner
The Web is not just for business
Chris Rimmer
My objection to Patent of Internet standards
Scottie \
Comments of Patent policy
Marc
comments
Mark Ellis
Cadastro
944411@yahoo.com
comments on patent policy
Mark Ellis
Patent policy comment
Alisdair Odd
Freedom is essential for Innovation
Ajeet P Velankar
RAND Proposal
Jeff Herrin
Thanks
Jim Conway
Use of `RAND' patents
D. Tweed
RAND licencing proposal
Michael Zajac
Patent Policy Framework draft
linukes@hushmail.com
Standards should help education
Rafael Calvo
The general public will fight back
Rodger L. Finnestead
open, free standards
rob@robnet.com
RAND considered harmful
Steven Pothier
Objections to RAND Licensing Mode activities
Steven W McDougall
One little voice against
Brett Merkey
No to Unreasonable and Discriminatory Standards
Rajendra Shrestha
OFFER FOR HELP
edward mambo
Patent Policy Framework Comment
sdrie
what are you thinking????
Scott Staab
Wednesday, 10 October
patent policy
Ben van 't Ende
New public W3 standards involving RAND licensing conditions.
m.Lund
Re: A query about RF
Chris Lilley
in doubt & uncertain
J. van Gorkum
patent policy
Joel T Schneider
opinion on patent policy
krista gallagher
I Oppose RAND
tony@nhfpl.org
"RAND" policy
Don
Opera Software's postion
Håkon Wium Lie
Re: Response to Public Comments on the W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
Mike Todd
Re: Policy
Dunn_Bill@emc.com
Support Open Web Standards
Greg Kise
Apple's RAND licensing, prior art, and the W3C process
Neil Harris
Re: www-patentpolicy-comment@w3.org
ccooke@indigo.ie
Patent Policy Comment / Objecting to RAND
psevetson@netscape.net
Subject: "NO" TO RAND LICENSING
Bruce Lunde
Just say no
Chip Mefford
Policy
Valden Longhurst
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Roozbeh Pournader
Keep the web open and alive
Dr. Michael Evans
WWW Patent Policy makes same mistake as dead dot-coms
Joseph Wang
Patent policy
Richard Walker
Patents = Friction
John Medcalf
RAND direction proposal
Alexander Stohr
petition
dpytlewski@idea.net.pl
Comments on draft Patent Policy Framework
Joycelyn Maddux
Proposed patent policy
Greg Ward
Patent Policy comment
Jason L. Gohlke
Suggestions for alternative procedure
David Balch
RAND: A Bad Thing
Peter H.
Re: [www-patentpolicy-comment]
Alek Lynge
Patents
rick@dimensionsinteractive.com
Don't put your hands in my pourse !!!
Nazar
Branded/Private Label Realtime Internet Travel Booking Engine in Eleven Languages
John Hazlewood
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Ben Wrighton - Wapdesign
RE: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Bullard, Claude L (Len)
open source is open mind
Trahojen
Risks to content (digital rights management) in proposed framework
Andy Oram
Doing a PhD?
Mark Coppel
Applause
Glenn Randers-Pehrson
Patent Policy
Mark Plowman
500 billion not enough for MS?
Jsphrsa@aol.com
Patent Policy Framework draft
Jens Laland
This is not a good idea
Lars Nielsen Lind
Comments on the proposal
Paul Pathiakis
Comments on the proposal
James Green
No to RAND
David Wright
My disquiet at RAND licenses
Rajnish Bhaskar
wealthocracy corrupting meritocracy - funding strategy proposal
Tom Cowap
Request to extend public comment period
Jason Antony
Re: Mozilla.org response to the W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
Jozef Halbersztadt
Request to extend public comment period
Jason Antony
New Friends From Bermuda!?
Bermuda Seek
I reject a proprietary W3C
pressio main
Since when is the web for sale?
Bea Fontaine
Response to the W3C Patent Policy Framework Policy Draft
Robin Peters
Exclusion
Frank Schafer
patent policy framework draft
Austin Brooks
patented protocols.
Michael Mounteney
I am disappointed
Martin Kutschker
W3C Patent Policy Framework
michael
Tuesday, 9 October
Web Standards
NLK
Wednesday, 10 October
Regarding recent Patent Policy Framework draft
Daniel LaBell
www Power Grab
Donald Kleyensteuber
No RAND in Patent Policy Framework Draft
Scott Busby
Keep the WWW a free zone
Philip and Shelia McArdle
Re: Policy requires definitions, remedies, guarantees
Steven Champeon
Say It Ain't So, Joe
Patricia West
Re: Policy requires definitions, remedies, guarantees
Jason Antony
Re: Policy requires definitions, remedies, guarantees
Jason Antony
No to RAND licensing
Carl Douglas
Comments on RAND in three sections
Steven Healey
Re: OSI letter of comment on W3C's proposed RAND policy
TopXML - Mark Wilson
Mozilla.org response to the W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
Christopher Blizzard
Thursday, 11 October
Looking for Mortgage Leads??? -racbflg
thunderbird@jufuceyj.yahoo.com
Wednesday, 10 October
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Roberto Schulz
Additional comments to W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
Evelio Perez-Albuerne
About Your Resource
webmaster@axxxhome.com
Nothing to say but "no"
Jose Luis Pumarega
Tuesday, 9 October
Re: OSI letter of comment on W3C's proposed RAND policy
Maurice Aubrey
SEXWEB NO.1 .. MEGAWEB-SEX !
EROTICAWWW
Re: Policy requires definitions, remedies, guarantees
Daniel Phillips
Re: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Jonathan Borden
Reasons not to accept patents into standards
Matthew Boulos
Comments on Patent Policy Draft
matthew@toseland.f9.co.uk
RAND licensing should not be allowed
Nathaniel Gray
Policy requires definitions, remedies, guarantees
Jeffrey Zeldman
so...how much is Microsoft paying you?
Robin Shaw
Web Patents
Davi
No to RAND as it is proposed
Marc Verwerft
Established Standards
Eldon King
Re: Patent Policy Framework draft
Anne E. Jablinske
FW: RAND licensing proposal.
Doug Dingus
RAND
Robert Bergesch
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
jose lorenzo
Wednesday, 10 October
Clear Consequences
Matthew C. Tedder
Tuesday, 9 October
RE: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Bullard, Claude L (Len)
Publicity For Less - (Specialty Media Lists Available)
PublicityWorks@netscape.net
patent-response
Edward Renaud
Stay Open
Paul Tichonczuk
Bookstore & Library Databases (400+ New Libraries; 175 New Age Bookstores)
PublicityWorks@netscape.net
Patent Policy draft.
John Hornstein
There Was Once a Vision of a Free Internet
Mark Herman II
RE: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Bullard, Claude L (Len)
I object!!
Gayle Knutson
Royalty-free (RF) is the only acceptable 'compromise'
Ralph Hyre
RE: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Bullard, Claude L (Len)
Re: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Jonathan Borden
Re: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Jonathan Borden
Patent Policy
Gerard Boissy
KIO
Raymond Pirouz
RAND objection
Bryan Montford
no patents please
Loe, Steven
OSI letter of comment on W3C's proposed RAND policy
Eric S. Raymond
RE: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Bullard, Claude L (Len)
RAND objection
Mark Brader
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Timothy Hinds
Re: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Jonathan Borden
In Response To Proposed Patent Policy
cbma
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Jim Webb
Anti-Trust Issues of RAND
Daniel Probst
Disappointed
Steven.H.Rogers@seagate.com
RE: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Bullard, Claude L (Len)
--- dont quite understand this
eddie wilson
No, no no
Cory Shubert
W3C Patent Policy
Jon Slaton
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Kai Kunze
W3C standards should be free
Asle Benoni
A Case for Freedom
massey
My thoughts on the Patency Policy draft
Glen Scott
RAND licensing is bad
Ted Wright
Please fax two copies of your promotional literature to 08717171250.
phone.08717171249@fax.08717171250
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Madden, Francis
Thoughts on your Patent proposal
Henrik Jönsson
World Wide Web Consortium - Patent Policy Working Group
wendybrek@mixcom.com
Human evolution.
Manos Batsis
A query about RF
Jason Antony
A few more comments (this time on the specific wording of the "W3C Patent Policy Framework")
Jesper Juhl
Monday, 8 October
www-patentpolicy-comment
James
Tuesday, 9 October
Comment
Voluspa
Define RAND
Pat Mahoney
Comments on the W3C Patent Policy Framework
Bill Zaumen
RAND: sounds like end of free web software, originator of WWW & W3C
Danilo Almeida
RAND
cfb@sol.usc.edu
If you feel fees must be charged, could a "sliding" scale be used
steve and allana
RAND Licensing is Counterproductive
Bill Gunn
Supporting software patents undermines credibility of W3C
Dwayne C. Litzenberger
Proposed Patent Royalty Policy for WWW
Bobgmoss@aol.com
RAND and Rolalty-Free Licensing Mode
James Gartside
Patent Policy comments
Bob McDonald
Not a good idea
Dan Phiffer
Monday, 8 October
Patent Policy
gregory.d.dickson@accenture.com
Tuesday, 9 October
oppose abuse of patent system to limit web free flow of information
paul ih
Comments on patent Policy
Cathy Gage
About W3C patent policy
Murali Mani
Re: [xml-dev] standards vs. the public
Simon St.Laurent
No Patents
LMichelle
Monday, 8 October
standards vs. the public
Steven R. Newcomb
Wednesday, 17 October
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Oscar Zurita
Monday, 8 October
Essential Claim question
Noble, Lisa
Comments
Jon Wiley
Open Web!
John Abbe
comments on proposals
Lisa Lorenzin
Eurolinux statement on W3C RAND proposal
Stefane Fermigier
RAND licensing
John Carey
New forums/massage-board. Please join now!
this-is-the-shit
New forums/massage-board. Please join now!
this-is-the-shit
please don't
Joe Desbonnet
patent policy
Daniel Webb
Patents are damage
Steven W McDougall
Royalties
Mariner's Loft
Disagreement with new Patent Policy draft
Paul Erickson
W3C Patent Policy Framework working draft
Bob Goates
Patent Policy Framework
Rob Simmons
DON"T RECOMEND RAND
Kyle Cranmer
the W3C has a virus
Robert Stockmann
Bad Idea
mplemmons@ee.net
Disagree with RAND license
Arnaud Vaneste
Patent Policy draft
Massimo, Tiziana e Federica
say NO to RAND licensing
N.Oden
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
Please do not stop innovation in its' tracks
Mason Miller
policy
ht
Do not cater to the large corporations
Carolyn Hillman
Sorry to see this happening
Roman
"Non-discriminatory" commercial licenses impossible
Adrian Tymes
Patented standards are not standards.
chris.gamble@CPBINC.com
RAND is a bad Idea
Karl Doblinger
Please Rethink Your Policy
Hythian
Free Software compatibility
Dmitry Borodaenko
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Douglas Holt
The RAND proposed in the Patent Policy Framework
Yves Savourel
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Chris Lilley
RAND Patent Policy - Against
davis
No thanks
Morten rsted, [MOCH]
Re: Six issues
Jim Sansing
W3C Patent Policy Framework
Christopher.J.Albertson@aero.org
WaSP to W3C: Remember Your Mission
Steven Champeon
RAND
Ryan Rajpaul
Comment
BEN BARRAZA
If you love them, then run to them.
nopatents@onmyweb.com
Patent Policy
Dhruva Reddy
Comments to "In support of EFF's call for a royalty-free licensing model"
Martin Olsson
Why RAND will kill the W3C
Mark Mumford
wc3
Lorntz
Patent Policy Comment
Andrew Meredith
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
CoyoteinCA@netscape.net
Draft proposal allowing Patents in W3C standards
Josh Fryman
Six issues
arle lommel
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
Don't do it.
Bill Evans
PATENTS
John Seago
Keep the Web (Royalty) Free
Mark Anderson*INTERACTIVE*
Objection to RAND
Stuart Gaunt
The Patent Policy Framework
Diego Lunetta
in support of patent-free standards
Tom Garcia
w3c RAND licence
laurent
The W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft is totally unacceptable
Toby Perkins
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Thomas Longuemart
Don't do it!
Ostergaard, AJ
In support of EFF's call for a royalty-free licensing model
Peter Magnusson
well..
Gilbert Fernandes
Re: RAND & W3C Standards
Daniel Phillips
Stop
Michael Wood
Patent Policy Working Group
Ricardo Campos
Patent Policy Framework draft
John Billings
common sense
valko yotov
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Michael Clarke
RAND will either kill W3C or the internet
David Jander
RAND Policy Will Destroy The Internet
Aaron Swenson
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND ->DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
chuck weinberger
bad idea
bwg
Patent Policy on web standards - my concerns
simeon.morgan@ideas.com.au
Patent policy is madness
Ignacio Torres Masdeu
Vote no on rolaties
bink
comments
Alice Corbin
patents: whaddyew, crazy?
Ray Gulick
Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory ?
La Place
RAND
J
Sunday, 7 October
Free money Making Website ! Costs Of Address
raserat2001@yahoo.com
Patent Policy Framework draft
The Rev. Tony Begonja
Comment on the W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
Stuart Ambler
Monday, 8 October
No RAND licensing
Alan Chiu
RAND & W3C Standards
Paul Dundas
Stupid
Ukiah Smith
Patent Policy
Matthew Arieta
Sunday, 7 October
Patent Policy
Eric Johnson
another NO vote for RAND licensing
paulc@best.com
Cease & Desist
C. B. Yarling
Scenarios related to PPG Proposal
derek lane
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Chris Lilley
"NO" TO RAND LICENSING
Mike Leary
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
Re: New list - www-patentpolicy-comment - maintained by djweitzner@w3.org
Linda Morris
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
patent policy
michael d. henry
WWW Patent Policy
Narada Hess
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Meg Otto
RAND
Tor Perkins
Say NO to RAND licensing
David Mosher
Comments
Al Johnson
Patent Policy Framework
Thomas H. Mitchell, C.P.A.
public comment
Charles Geyer
RAND patent licensing
Phil Quinn
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND ->DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Chris Lilley
RAND patent licensing
Fred Condo
Re: Patent licensing decision
Bob Hayes
Effect of public outrage?[was Re: SVG]
William Loughborough
Re: Part II: A Concrete Alternative
Carol Bean
Patent licensing decision
Kevin
W3C patent policy
Richard
Why
Kenneth R Westerback
RAND
Dan Howard
Patents don't belong on the WWW
David Smith
plea against RAND patents in W3C standards
Bjoern Kriews
RAND / Patent: NO !
Juergen Sauer
RAND licensing and Free Software
Alexandre Dulaunoy
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Claude Zervas
Saturday, 6 October
sack members
John Priestley
Sunday, 7 October
Free money Making Website ! Get One Before They R Gone I Got Mine
raserat2001@yahoo.com
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
RM
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Jason Antony
Patent Policy
Clifford Satlow
Re: RAND is not bad, but we're concerned about the W3C
TopXML - Mark Wilson
Re: Tim Berners-Lee [was: SVG ad inf.]
Adam Warner
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Janette Seidel
Tim Berners-Lee [was: SVG ad inf.]
Jason Antony
Three substantial comments
dr_lenz@ziplip.co.jp
Tuesday, 2 October
dangerous proposal
Peter Lin
W3C Patent Policy
Russ Howard
Re: RF > RAMMED ... sorry, I screwed up a link...
Chris Worley
Sunday, 7 October
No Subject
dr_lenz@ziplip.co.jp
Saturday, 6 October
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Chris Lilley
Sunday, 7 October
Patents restrict progress
Michael Rowehl
Re: RAND is not bad, but we're concerned about the W3C
Adam Warner
Three substantial comments
dr_lenz@ziplip.co.jp
Re: RAND is not bad, but we're concerned about the W3C
Adam Warner
Patent Policy - Setting the bar on "where it is not possible"
Steven Weinstein
RAND is not bad, but we're concerned about the W3C
TopXML - Mark Wilson
Don't allow standards based on RAND Licenses
B.J. Herbison
Re: SVG ad inf.
Theo de Raadt
Saturday, 6 October
H.E.L.L.N.O. to R.A.N.D!
Mike Amundsen
Revised patent policy proposal
Ippolito, Mark E.
Against the RAND initiative
Stephen Wynne
No to RAND
Sumanth Sukumar
Against the Patent Policy
Pedro Gil
Well, its been fun...
Claude Zervas
RAND
Eric Jacobsen
License fees
Ekkard Schnedermann
Patents
Svend Ezaki Tofte
what are you doing?!
josh penrod
Enough about RAND
Ray van der Woning
Royalty Free YES, rand NO
Tyler R Holcomb
Rand Policy
A.J. Madu
Re: SVG ad inf.
Chris Lilley
W3C Patent Policy
Peter Goode
Re: SVG ad inf.
Daniel Phillips
I vote for free standards
Jussi Hirvi
Re: SVG ad inf.
F J Franklin
Re: SVG ad inf.
Daniel Phillips
Re: SVG ad inf.
F J Franklin
Response to Public Comments on the W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
José Luis Otermin
Re: Part II: A Concrete Alternative
Jozef Halbersztadt
w3c: patent (entrance barrier)
R. Ivan Linderman \(best\)
Re: Conern of the term "reasonable and non-discriminatory royalty fees"
chuck weinberger
Breaking off
Afonso Fernandez Nogueira
patent concern
Willis, Kevin J
DON'T
Orsted [Achtung]
RAND licencing will re-define meaning of "standard"
Risto Jokinen
Allowing Patents on W3C standards will make the w3c redundant
Christian Schaller
You need to rethink your preposal about patented tech.
Martin Veise
Please don't shackle the web
Khuzaima A. Lakdawala
Thursday, 4 October
Patents
Gregory Carter
Saturday, 6 October
Concerned about the Patent Policy
Peter Hanappe
RAND (no kidding :)
Lance Levsen
Comment on The Patenting Info
Keith Vick
Why the sudden change of mind from W3C?
David List
RAND licensing = Bad Idea
whj whj
www-patentpolicy-comment
Joris Van den Bergh
Patent Policy Framework Draft
Mark Koscak
another vote against implementing RAND licensing procedures
CPausheek@aol.com
abuse of patents should not extend into standards realm
John McMahon
Conern of the term "reasonable and non-discriminatory royalty fees"
Paul H. Smith
comments about Patent Policy Framework draft
Jason Brown
Patent policy comments
Terry Griffin
I believe the W3C should not endorse Patented Technologies
Shlomi Fish
Re: RAND will fragment the web
Jason Antony
Crazy
nam nguyen quoc
Advice from a Modem War Survivor
chuck weinberger
Wrong thing going RAND
Ky Vinh
proposed W3C patent policy
Dave_Touretzky@cs.cmu.edu
Concerning Patents
rdibble@dibble.net
LiveJournal Opposes RAND
Mark Kraft
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Jason Antony
w3.org renamed to w3.com and retired
tokiko
OT: IETF [was: [www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>]
Jason Antony
OT: IETF [was: [www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>]
Jason Antony
AGAINST RAND policy
3L@xwinds.com
W3C Policy Breakdown
Sean B. Palmer
Rand licensing
Barbara Pratt
Patent Policy Working Group
Curtis Hawthorne
RAND licencing would lead to incompatibility problems
Arto Teräs
W3C Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
Greg Doran
Friday, 5 October
Turning the W3 into an impenetrable oligarchy
kjensen
Against RAND from Singapore
Seamus Phan
Re: Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender
Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
Introduction of patents? God forbid!
vivek achary
RAND licensing
Miaoling Chiu
Wednesday, 3 October
Regarding the use of patented technologies in standards
Paul Lee
Friday, 5 October
patents and the 3w
Richard Lyons
Wednesday, 3 October
Allowing patented software into standards
Brian Clancey
Thursday, 4 October
Strongly disapprove
David Collier-Brown
Friday, 5 October
Changename: W3C to P3C
Joe Doran
NO
Jerry Wood
Patent Changes would cause problems - but not insurmountable ones.
Peter Street
No to patents
Wanderley Ceschim
Patent Policy Framework draft
Mike Dewey
No RAND
Jim Edwards
Re: Part II: A Concrete Alternative
Daniel Phillips
Patents
Alan Woodland
Formal Comment on W3C Patent Policy Framework, Working Draft 16
Stephen Satchell
RAND policy et. al.
Douglas Stillinger
royalty-free web standards
Jim Phillips
Re: Opinion in opposition to RAND provisions of Patent Policy
Luigi P. Bai
open standards
nicholas paredes
Patent Policy Framework draft
jduell@alumni.princeton.edu
Patent policy
Sascha Brawer
Re: Opinion in opposition to RAND provisions of Patent Policy
Daniel Phillips
Objection to the RAND licensing option in the proposed policy.
Fred Sturman
RAND "standards"
Mark W. Alexander
The proposed change
Gerald Albitre
response to RAND Patent proposal
Mann, Lydia
Re: Part II: A Concrete Alternative
Simon Brooke
Fees for web standard products
Ron Bogas
Following the Money Trail / Going Backwards on Democracy
Frank Grave de Peralta
RF vs. RAND
Mark Christensen
Re: Part II: A Concrete Alternative
Glenn Randers-Pehrson
RAND licensing option is not sensible
Louis C. Gasper, Ph.D., KHS
W3C patent policy
Christoph Weber
patent policy comments
Ilya Haykinson
The open-source community demands the immediate withdrawal of the proposal for a new W3C Patent Policy !!!!
TISCALI
Patent Policy Framework draft
Jon Osborn
patents in W3C standards
chtodd@core.com
PersonalDB.net 회원으로 초대받으셨습니다.
관리자
comments on patent policy
Terrell Mitchell
Feedback on the Patent Policy Framework draft
Ulrich Berens
Patents will undermine useability
Charlie Brooks
discriminatory patents
Michiel Ettema
What is reasonable?
Eric Richardson
Patent Policies
Karl Lehenbauer
W3C Patent Policy Framework
Ricardo Signes
royalties for web standards? no !
Brian Carroll
After all your hard work?
Alison Lister
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Millsap, Michael G.
We have to ACT
acborges@netcabo.pt
Part II: A Concrete Alternative
Steve Waldman
Patent Policy Framework draft
Gordon Osse
Will The W3C Destroy The Web?
Bill Major
Part I: General Comments
Steve Waldman
Re: Opinion in opposition to RAND provisions of Patent Policy
Dunn_Bill@emc.com
Licensing fees for implementation of standards
Max Rible
Re: Support for Open-Source
Dunn_Bill@emc.com
Opinion in opposition to RAND provisions of Patent Policy
Luigi P. Bai
Thanks but no thanks.
Brian Carpenter
Patent Policy Feedback
William E. \
Re: SVG ad inf.
Chris Lilley
Patent Policy
MIKE TAYLOR
Support for Open-Source
Stephen C. Scherer
A logical appeal to retain RF standards for Web
sysadmin@pinjax.com
patents
Court Demas
Proposed RAND Patent Policy
Jeb Potterfield
Don't add RAND licensing to the W3C process
Brent J. Nordquist
proposed standards
jacques@panix.com
RAND Licensing
David Walker
w3c proposal on patents
Eric Montgomery
RAND will fragment the web
Case, Scott
Patent Policy Framework
Louis Calitz
somethin smell fishy
Ken Forbes
RAND Is A Bad Idea
Duane Robertson
Patent Policy Framework
Tommy Marcus McGuire
Proposal for modification to Member Patent Licensing Commitments.
David Woodhouse
web-patent policy comments
Tyler Morrison
"NO" on RAND patent policy
Kenn Louis
Do not let w3c become a tool for big corporations
Victor Bogado da Silva Lins
Why a RAND? W3 & Microsoft/IE --
J. Payne
Re: Proposal for defining acceptability of RAND licensing model.
David Woodhouse
Royalties are discriminatory.
David Andrew Michael Noelle
RAND
Shawn Wall
my opinion on the subject (Web Technology Patent Area)
Pieter Reint Siegers Kort
No to patents in W3C standards.
Russell McOrmond
Proposed Patent Policy
John Panzer
please rethink your policies regarding patents and RAND,
simon
Objection to RAND Licensing
Lori Dupuy
Wednesday, 3 October
NO NO NO!
Daisy Williams
Friday, 5 October
Objection to RAND Licensing
Paul Dupuy, Jr.
my comments on the Patent Policy for WWW Standards
Dieter Van Uytvanck
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Chris Lilley
RAND Licensing Option
Lee R Boynton
Patent Policy for WWW Standards
John Gisclon
RAND Policy for web standards
Richard Coleman
RAND implies more changes
Lucio Tato
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Daniel Phillips
Re: Proposal for defining acceptability of RAND licensing model.
Daniel Phillips
What to do about the W3C?
Dave Winer
Patent Policy
Ted Bergeron
Science != Bussiness
Gustavo Carvalho Homem
The argument against patented protocols is not ideological, it is pragmatic
Russell Sears
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Chris Lilley
Support only patent-free technology
Allan Oepping
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Daniel Phillips
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Ing. Alejandro Vzquez C.
Comments on Patent Policy
dat23
Don't change now.
Effie Kolbeins
Comments on Patent Policy Framework draft
Alex Bischoff
STRONG OBJECTION TO the inclusion of RAND
Dr. Mahesh S. Raisinghani
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Chris Lilley
W3C Patent Policy: Bad for the W3C, bad for business, bad for users
Sudhir Gandotra
Don't mix standards with patents
Nigel Stewart
Patent Policy Framework draft
Gordon Fischer
RAND will be disastrous for the web
Steven Jarvis
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Daniel Phillips
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Chris Lilley
Standard + RAND = Monopoly
Ron Schofield
Comments on patent policy
Leonard Heyman
SVG ad inf.
F J Franklin
comment on your patent policy framework draft
ozan s. yigit
Patent Policy
Edward Terry
Do you listen to the people?
Jenny Ashman
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
dean blackketter
Patent Policy
Susan Margulies
Vote agains the "RAND" policy.
Daniel G. Linder
no to RAND licensing
XvDebbyvX@aol.com
RAND
Alex Morales
Re: IBM's comment on w3c patent policy
ZilF@aol.com
RAND vs RF patents
James Hebdon
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
Patents or Standards - Choose One.
J. Mark Turner
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Atabey Kaygun
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Benjamin Edwards
Selling out to special interests on Patent Policy
Benjamin Watkins
Saturday, 6 October
Patent Policies...
Brian Powell
Friday, 5 October
RAND = BAD idea
Darren Blaser
RAND is incompatible with free/opensource implementations
Filipe Santos
No to patents
Charles McPhate
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Chris Lilley
say no to RAND licensing
Chad K. Bisk
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Chris Lilley
You're digging your own grave with this...
Jeppe Cramon
W3C Patent Policy/RAND Licensing Agreement
BlakGard@aol.com
RAND RFPC
1 1
open standards are the best way to encourage innovation and interoperability
Tim Edwards
Additional sources of commentary that I believe the W3C should know about
Jesper Juhl
Just say no
larfx@ticnet.com
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Chris Lilley
RAND
Phil Reardon
Patent Policy
Ronny Krashinsky
Re: RAND Policy
Glenn Randers-Pehrson
Comments on W3C patent policy
Paul Schreiber
W3C Patent Policy
Joe Glenn
May you please consider revising your draft?
gjldp@iquebec.com
RAND Definition
Curtis Weyant
RAND Policy
al.gaspar@lrn.va.gov
W3C Patent Policy
Michaela Merz
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
World Wide Web Consortium Patent Policy Working Group
Phillip Smith
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Glenn Randers-Pehrson
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Peter Haight
Just Say No to RAND Licensing
Bob Glover
Patent Policy Working Group
Rick Brady
Don't allow standards to be encumbered by patents
TOM HAVILAND
Patent Policy Framework draft
Jim Jinkins
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Glenn Randers-Pehrson
Re: Apple's SVG patent
Daniel Phillips
Proposal for defining acceptability of RAND licensing model.
David Woodhouse
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Chris Lilley
Public comment on the Patent Policy Framework
Larry Bezeau
Patent Policy Framework draft
Matt Michaelsen
RAND
scott schmidt
RAND Licence
Arnaud Vaneste
Good Idea, make the already big companies BIGGER!
Freedome On the NET
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
RAND licensing is a bad idea
Patrick Hoogendijk
Patent Policy Comment
Tuomas Pellonpera
against RAND
Alexander Nakhimovsky
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
Royalty-free licenses, PLEASE
Pugsley Donald E CRBE
w3c have been like a drug broker as japanese mafia?
tat-s
Patent Policy
Bill Bland
RAND Licensing Policy
Alik Widge
Not a GIF-issue again...please
Henrik Olsson
RAND licensing would have negative effect.
Perttu Puska
On the use of Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory fees
Itamar Shtull-Trauring
Comments on the new patent-policy
Egil Moeller
RAND license: no grazie
Andrea Montefusco
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Giuliano Carlini
Re: [www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Daniel Phillips
Patent policy draft: DNAR?
Cedric Degea
Re: [www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
WINTER,CHRIS (HP-Sweden,ex1)
World Wide Web Consortium Patent Policy (RAND)
G.M. von Hippel
Comment to RAND
Andreas Huennebeck
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Daniel Phillips
comments RAND licensing
Manegold
concerns from Poland
Adam Kightley
Some of my reasons for objecting to the Patent Policy and RAND
Jesper Juhl
RAND
Steven Wallace
RE: [WD]: Patents on Web Standards - dropping the petition
S.Marshall@open.ac.uk
RAND Policy
sattanino
The issues
Paolo Campanella
Patents not in the best interest of the web community
Kurt L. Sussman
Patents will kill the standards
Bruno VERNAY
Patent Policy disapproval
Bob Evans
Would it be the end of W3C standards as standards ?
xavier
[FWD: Please keep "RAND" out of W3 standards]
DspitzDan@netscape.net
No RAND licensing
W. A. Winn, D.D., Ph.D.
W3C members [was: Your RAND dreams]
Jason Antony
No RAND licensing
FreemanAZ@aol.com
Gartner's viewpoint
Jason Antony
Please re-think patent policy.
Elliott Kirschling
Proposed RAND Policy
Glenn Jacobson
RAND patents
Greg Reagle
Re: We must fork the SVG standard (was: SVGA 1.0 uses RAND -> DO NOT ! implement it, DO NOT ! use it)
Donald E. Eastlake 3rd
just say no
Daniel Pirone
Patents and Standards: two competing philosophies
kevingmoore
Absurd Patent Policy
Howard Christeller
NO to RAND
Matthias Urlichs
Standards
Kamil Jonca
PPF draft
Rick Potthoff
non-free patents have no place in w3c standards
David Kimdon
Re: Comment on WC-3 Patent Policy
Dick Byrd
RAND is a Thought Policeman's Charter
Derek Lewis
RAND comments.
Greg Wilkins
RAND: Misguided, Wrong
Shamim Mohamed
Patents violate founding principle of w3.org
Bill Gallagher
This says is all
Tom Hood
why the W3C should reject RAND
Andrew Hagen
Voice against the use of pateneted standards on the web
vik@econz.co.nz
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
JTM
Patent Policy Framework Draft
td
patent policy reponse
Zach Welch
Attack on democracy?
Martin Leisener
Patents have no place in standards
Gavin Treadgold
What ? are you crazy
David Boosalis
Why are you choosing the wrong way?
Juan R. Pozo
Thursday, 4 October
fees
SkinWalker
Friday, 5 October
charging money for e-mail, etc.
William Wallace
Cybersource vehemently opposes the W3C Patent Policy Framework proposal
Con Zymaris
Thursday, 4 October
Reject RAND
Shiraz Kanga
Re: [www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
Dave Reeve
W3C Patent policy- ? why
Michael Guercio
Patent compromise?
Tim Mensch
Royalty on Patents
Jeremy Conn
patent inclusion in W3C standards
Doug Hunt
Fork to gnuStandards if the W3C hurts the web
mark_tracey@yahoo.com
No software patents through the back door
Alexander List
www-patentpolicy-comment
Matt Kasdorf
Please Reject the Patent Policy Framework Working Draft
Chris Geanious
[www-patentpolicy-comment] <none>
gte592n@prism.gatech.edu
Your Technology Sucks!
CharlesAdams14@aol.com
:(
CharlesAdams14@aol.com
The W3C Patent Policy undermine the W3C credibility and neutrality.
TISCALI
Comment on patent policy
Lowell Harris
Opposition to the incorporation of licensed technology- an example from the Airlines
Justin Seiferth
Idiot notion to include patented technology in web standards
FDWeller on Qwest
Think about our great great grand children.
Charles Esson
Opposed to Patents in Web Standards
SuperLinux
RAND
Terry Bailey
RAND
Curt Wuollet
comment on RAND
Russell Uman
Free Internet, Free Standards
misterl@primusnetz.de
FEES
Bert Veldhuizen
RAND is a bad idea
Ray Benjamin
No Patents
J. Ramsey
Open the W3C to developers or the developers will found a new W3C !!!
TISCALI
Application Developer
Arlen A. Greer
W3C Patent Policy
Johannes la Poutre
"Standards" driven by profit? Sounds proprietary to me!
Jesse W. Asher
YOU are completely selfish & greedy
Howard Smith
Do I understand this issue?
Dietrich, Joseph
Patent Policy
Emery, Pat
patent policy
cheeser@ionet.net
I oppose patented standards
James
Clarity is key
Joe Chellman
FTC denied Dell patent rights to VESA VL bus in 1996
Jim Davies
RAND
bordcon@earthlink.net
This developer strongly opposes "RAND" proposal
Cole Thompson
Re: NO STANDARDS WITH PATENTS
donald.hohman@pncbank.com
keep it open please<