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Should ISOC / ICANN Start a Patent Division ?
Since ICANN and the ISOC seem determined to
reproduce the entire U.S. Government, along
with all of the taxes, maybe the next step
will be the equivalent of a Patent Office?
Americans currently work about half of the
year to support the U.S. Government. With
a duplication of all services by ISOC and
ICANN, the other half of the year can now be
spent supporting the ISOC, ICANN and the RIRs
as well as the up and coming NRO and of course
the IETF.
From one of the .ORG funded IETF consultants:
http://www1.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/ietf/current /msg33042.html
"if people want to make any size contribution to the IETF and
there are no strings attached, we shouldn't be so proud as to say no."
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