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15. Octubre 2004, 06:54:27

Walter Montego

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Asunto: I followed the links. I didn't see anything of interest except other people offering Gothic Chess

Modificado por Walter Montego (15. Octubre 2004, 07:09:30)

<>EdTrice (2434) 14. October 2004, 20:06:15

If you really believe what you say, send me your address. Show me a Gothic Chess set you made, and say you are going to sell sets. Otherwise, you are full of it.<
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Ed, the Grand Chess sets have been made for years. Perhaps you are the one that's doing the patent infringement? And surely you don't claim to have a patent on a 10 X 8 chess board, do you?
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>I won two cases already regarding patent infringement.
Here is a third, settled out of court just this week.

exhibit b

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As for the rest of the post, I think I will contact the people you've listed herein and find out just what kind of dealings they're having with you and direct them to this discussion board for their opinions.
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gt;If you don't believe me, call Derek Nalls at 580-223-2226 in Ardmore Oklahoma and ask him yourself.

Maybe you should tell Fencer he does not need a license to run Gothic Chess on here, and tell Cowboy on CowPlay.com he does not need one, and tell Frank Camarrata of HouseOfStaunton.com he did not need one, and Micheal Grey of Hasbro he did not need one.

Mike Grey is the VP of Research & Development for Hasbro, a 3.9 billion dollar per year firm, and their legal team agrees they need a license.

But not you Walter. You are smarter than the rest of the world, aren't you?

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Yes, I'll tell Fencer and anyone else that'll listen to me that I don't think your patent is worth the paper it's written on. That doesn't mean they'll listen to me, though. I'm just some knucklehead out in left field with his own opinion of how history is. What do I matter to the world when someone such as yourself is trying to make it big by exploiting the system and harrassing people with lawyers and lawsuits protecting a hundred year old idea that you somehow received a patent on? Hasbro? Yeah, now there's a good place to start. They should know if you have a leg to stand on, or if I'm an idiot and should leave well enough alone. I let you know how my research goes and also what some of those people you've talked about say concerning you and "Gothic Chess"