Summary: Ongoing work making the site easier to navigate by subject/topic/name

FOUR days ago we wrote about work (underway) to organise the site, especially making old articles easier to find (by topic/date). In recent years we published about 3,000 articles about the European Patent Office (EPO) and prior to that even more about the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Many prior years were spent writing about GNU/Linux, Microsoft and Novell. We had already written about software patents in Europe more than a decade ago, i.e. well before Battistelli and Campinos were even at the Office. About US software patents we had written for almost a decade before AIA's impact with 35 U.S.C. ۤ 101.

The index pages added so far, in chronological order:

• Azure Reality Log‎

• Apache‎

• Eclipse

• Python

• Arch Linux‎

• Articles About Microsoft - Part 1‎

• Articles About Microsoft - Part 2‎

• Articles About Microsoft - Part 3

• Articles About Microsoft - Part 4‎

• Articles About Microsoft - Part 5

• IAM‎

• Benoît Battistelli

• Microsoft in China‎

• Satya Nadella

• SUEPO‎

• EUIPO‎

• ILO‎

• UPC

• Microsoft in India‎

• Microsoft in Japan‎

• Microsoft - GitHub

• France

• Sam Ramji

• Bill Hilf‎

• Elodie Bergot

• Willy (Guillaume) Minnoye‎

• Bristows LLP‎

There are more on the way. Wiki pages for indexing may not be as useful as search or a glossary, but we've used these for about a decade to craft a per-topic synopsis. There's always room for improvement and we rely on volunteers who help craft these. ⬆