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Please contribute here with the latest news and analysis of this case.  Desire2Learn is going to have to spend a lot of money to defend itself, even if the patent is ultimately ruled invalid due to the invention not meeting the statutory requirements for patentability.  Such a lawsuit aimed at Moodle or Sakai would be quite ruinous.  By the way, I am an inactive lawyer (no, not disbarred, just not practising anymore :-), and this seems like a great way to keep the community up-to-date.  --[[User:Mike Strong|Mike Strong]] 13:21, 3 August 2006 (WST)
Please contribute here with the latest news and analysis of this case.  Desire2Learn is going to have to spend a lot of money to defend itself, even if the patent is ultimately ruled invalid due to the invention not meeting the statutory requirements for patentability.  Such a lawsuit aimed at Moodle or Sakai would be quite ruinous.  By the way, I am an inactive lawyer (no, not disbarred, just not practising anymore :-), and this seems like a great way to keep the community up-to-date.  --[[User:Mike Strong|Mike Strong]] 13:21, 3 August 2006 (WST)
I guess this is different from the mother-of-all-prior-art pages.
But all the same...what can we do to help? Perhaps if Desire2Learn or someone could put a list of things that they want researched then people might take on a portion.

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Please contribute here with the latest news and analysis of this case. Desire2Learn is going to have to spend a lot of money to defend itself, even if the patent is ultimately ruled invalid due to the invention not meeting the statutory requirements for patentability. Such a lawsuit aimed at Moodle or Sakai would be quite ruinous. By the way, I am an inactive lawyer (no, not disbarred, just not practising anymore :-), and this seems like a great way to keep the community up-to-date. --Mike Strong 13:21, 3 August 2006 (WST)

I guess this is different from the mother-of-all-prior-art pages.

But all the same...what can we do to help? Perhaps if Desire2Learn or someone could put a list of things that they want researched then people might take on a portion.