The idiots that filed this patent in 1999 had to be aware of the existing art - and they filed anyway, hoping to cash in, no doubt, when that art became ubiquitous.
Which, no coincidentally, is the very definition of "patent troll".
A patent scheduled for sale next month in San Francisco could threaten some of the biggest players on the internet leading Web 2.0.
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