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> >"The US software industry is still the biggest in the world, still
> > growing, still being innovative, despite 
> > the presence of patents."
 
> Exactly Greg, despite the presence of patents. You are finally starting
> to get this.
 
> http://www.pcpro.co.uk/?http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/news_story.php?id=57741

In fact Greg's talking is usually fairly straight and, although it
monotonously reiterates a limited set of fallacies, it doesn't use a lot
of Patent Newspeak in doing so.  And you won't find Greg claiming that
patents are doing any good in the software field.  That's not one of his
fallacies.




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