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by gegyx » 07/12/08, 16:49

Woodcutter wrote:Grelinette, do you have a relationship with the eponymous tool?

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personnage_%C3%A9ponyme

Thus, the trash comes from the name of the eponymous prefect (= who gave him his name). But one cannot write, in good French, that "the prefect Poubelle gave his name to the eponymous utensil" (this formulation implying in fact that it is the utensil which gave his name to the man, then that it is the reverse).


Without animosity ...
:D

Edit / Even though? At the proofreading, I specify.
It would have been necessary to say "homonym" (of the same name).

Now, if you wanted to know if he or a relative who made the patent, "eponymous" is appropriate behind the person.

Last case, very likely, as you wrote:
the member "Grelinette" chose his nickname, because he likes this tool. In this case you are good! it is the tool which to give his name to the person.
(Thanks, that allowed me to know how to use this adjective ...)
: Lol:
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by bpval » 07/12/08, 16:56

"following the thread of Ahmed"

Barely

Must it stick

The right product, at the right time, a little pub anyway to boost sales
Example the cell phone that rots our life
ESSENTIAL otherwise you are jetlagoutoffrespect

It is not so much a question of practical object but rather the fashion side trend color YesIhaveIt

Must do with ... it's like this fucking computer ... But I grew up with ... Attenuating circumstances ... No, but I treat myself

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by Grelinette » 07/12/08, 17:15

@bucheron

Hi,

My nickname actually comes from the gardening tool: the grelinette.

An old farmer made me discover this tool, or more exactly an improved version rather original. I found this clever tool and its name amusing. As I spend part of my time working in the fields and gardens, I thought that Grelinette was fine with me and I adopted it.

To go back to the patent, I know about the problem: a few years ago I worked for a large industrial group for which I developed a patent management software. I learned a lot about it. The world of the patent, especially industrial, is not simple and expensive.

Later I imagined various systems, including water saving, that I presented to the INPI, and I realized that filing a patent was not so simple for an individual. (There is the soleau envelope which is simpler and less expensive but does not really protect the idea).

It is true that the principle of the Open_Source is interesting and benefits the community but it concerns only computer science.

If, for example, I invent an innovative system for the protection of the environment and I want to share it with the community, there is no organization that can protect it for the benefit of the community.

The state of mind of the patent today is not to promote the development of good ideas let alone allow humanity to behave better or live better, but simply to protect and create an economy with an invention which will be exploited industrially or commercially. The finality is money.

For example, did you know that certain companies have as their main activity to deposit or redeem patents in order to be able to earn money almost exclusively by making legal proceedings to claim royalties or damages as soon as they discover a product or a service that resumes from near or far a concept whose patent belongs to them ...

In short, the idea of ​​an organization that can be donated an invention and has the means to protect it to make it available to the community via smes or artisants seems pretty good! (Besides, I have an old invention in a drawer that I'm ready to give ...)
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by the middle » 07/12/08, 17:27

The state of mind of the patent today is not to promote the development of good ideas let alone allow humanity to behave better or live better, but simply to protect and create an economy with an invention which will be exploited industrially or commercially. The finality is money.

Thank you Grelinette for recalling why I launched this "debate"
For me, the patent is good, but it's time to review its copy in this area.
To know that there are buried solutions to help get out of this global pollution, solutions for energy.
When the banks broke the figure, the governments said: ho, we let too much ...
They will say the same thing when the planette vat begin to vomit ... ??? We will have to use the sacrosanct patents ... :?
Now, nothing prevents big companies from putting everything on fire, before having to give their secrets.
I have already seen it!!! with my own eyes ... fire!
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by fthanron » 07/12/08, 21:48

Hi grelinette,

Open Source and comparses are not just about IT ...

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vores_%C3%98l

http://archiopensource.free.fr/

http://www.openarchitecturenetwork.org/

These are just a few examples, but this type of approach can apply to anything that is inventable, as well as the classic patent!

And if some question, I am convinced that Stalmann and fathers will be happy to participate in the development of the idea!

Yours.
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by Grelinette » 07/12/08, 21:58

After IT, beer and architecture, here is a new concept: "Open-Econology".

Who starts ?
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by bham » 08/12/08, 10:02

Hello Grelinette and congratulations for your journey.
To your question "who starts?" I would answer that all those who post on this forum do + or - open econology since they bring their news for free, try to make them evolve, free to everyone to use them or not; Thus, some ideas that are directly exploitable, others a little less accomplished, ideas intended for the community but not directly protected from commercial use.
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by Christophe » 08/12/08, 10:11

+ 1 bham

Grelinette wrote:After IT, beer and architecture, here is a new concept: "Open-Econology".

Who starts ?


Uh it's been from 2001 that we started with Gillier Pantone water doping: https://www.econologie.com/synthese-des- ... -3588.html

Open Sourcing is not good, but it's slower than in IT :(
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by Gregconstruct » 08/12/08, 10:50

bham wrote:
lejustemilieu wrote: After all my explanations, he told me, I have a friend who has a facility that "transforms" the oil, and, instead of consuming 10litres in 100, he needs 3 liters.His head is in the newspapers, and ...BOSCH bought his system ...

You can not try to learn more from this ... as required under torture eh eh eh! : Lol:


For the torture, I recall that the house offers its services at prices defying all concurence and that the work is done by the boss. : Mrgreen:
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by Gregconstruct » 08/12/08, 10:56

I like the term Open-Econology!

It's zoli
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