IP Troll Tracker

That’s how I am choosing to sum up a project that I’ve been working on for almost two years now.

The first time I heard about the wayback machine was when a client of the firm I was working for needed an older copy of a company’s website to prove that they’d done something they said they hadn’t.

And no, I don’t mean a patent battle, although I’m certain they have both won and lost their fair share.

I love me some Fixer Upper as much as the next gal, but mark my words: subway tile is going to be dated at some point.

I wasn’t going to do it, I really wasn’t, but I literally cannot with this whole “patent trolls don’t exist” thing.

Remember when I said I wasn’t sure what this space would look like going forward?

Note: This was drafted forever ago, and in reviewing old posts I came across it.

There was a time, back in my prime, when I could really hold my own.

For years now, people have been screaming for patent reform, most notably to help get rid of, or at least neuter, patent trolls.

In the shot heard round the last remnant of beard-free men in the world, Gillette took a swipe at Dollar Shave Club using a patent as the bullet.