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Leaking Material to Techrights
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"We still enjoy a perfect source protection record; we intend to keep it that way."The above video shows a hypothetical case or scenario. It mostly focuses on how to transmit information to us through our IRC network. The short story is, be aware of what IP address you are using, be careful not to reveal personally-identifying information (it's best if we too don't know who you are; we only need to know the material/information is provably authentic), and don't discuss this with other people. We still enjoy a perfect source protection record; we intend to keep it that way. Help us keep it that way. Be cautious and never brag to colleagues or friends about leaking (a very common mistake; they have a lot less to lose than you).
An associate reminds EPO examiners that what truly counts is the EPC, not corrupt management that's constantly scheming the violate the EPC. It is "important to mention that quantity-over-quality is harmful and defeats the purpose of a patent office which," according to the associate, "is about weeding out bad patents at the application level [...] passing that on to the courts merely to skim money burdens the courts unnecessarily and obviates the need for a patent office even." ⬆