[Patentpractice] FW: Looking for a better understanding of how the patent system works?

[Dan Feigelson]

What do you find odd, the PTO thinking it's competent to give advice about
the patent process? Seems to be par for the course with Vidal - focus on
things the PTO isn't qualified to do (apart from saying *how the PTO itself
examines cases*, the PTO has no business giving advice to anyone, too many
factors to take into account), and ignore the important stuff (like
electronic filing of patent applications and assignments).

Dan

On Mon, Feb 26, 2024 at 6:13 PM Doreen Trujillo via Patentpractice <
patentpractice at oppedahl-lists.com> wrote:

> See below.
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> From the Public Engagement Partnership page:
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> “Meetings will have their specific agendas providing opportunities to:
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>    - Learn about the patent system and the USPTO’s practices and policies
>    - Participate in panel discussions
>    - Learn how read a patent and its parts.
>    - Learn how to submit third-party input on a patent application
>    - Learn how to submit requests for reexamination of patents
>    - Learn how to challenge patents after they are issued
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> For more information about the USPTO's Public Engagement Partnership, *read
> the Federal Register Notice of Meetings*
> <https://www.federalregister.gov/public-inspection/2024-00317/hearings-meetings-proceedings-etc-public-engagement-partnership-series-to-enhance-outreach-to-the>
> .”
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> Typo aside, does this seem odd to anyone else?
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