Hi, No standard expected to gain widespread adoption should be encumbered in any manner. Or even potentially encumbered: If a company says that it won't enforce a patent, it still shouldn't be part of a standard unless that nonenforcement of the patent is legally ensured. There is no fee amount greater than zero that is reasonable or non-discriminatory, for any "public" standard. If this isn't the correct forum for feedback of this nature, please accept my apologies. I heard it on the Internet, so I assumed it was true ;) Sincerely, Pete Harlan www-patentpolicy-comment@tento.netReceived on Tuesday, 3 December 2002 16:45:07 GMT
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