Maybe crowdsource hitmen.

if you are known to look at patents then you become a target of patent trolls.

i advise good OPSEC.

Tldr, to help fight patent trolls:

They’re asking you to find evidence of preexisting technology – referred to by patent lawyers as “prior art” – that can kill off bad patents. This could be open-source documentation (including release notes), published standards or specifications, product manuals, articles, blogs, books, or any publicly available information.

They use this info to essentially undercut and invalidate the patent trolls’ filing, killing their ability to file suit on that patent again.

There’s also a contest with a $3000 prize for anyone who can help kill a current one on their plate.

https://patroll.unifiedpatents.com/contests/s3vQkRdTC6coNkjyx

Another way to help: If you have an idea that someone could possibly patent, no matter how stupid you think it is, you can publish a defensive technical disclosure on tdcommons for free https://www.tdcommons.org/

I love this approach.

Nit: “If you can find prior art that describes such a system before June 13, 2013, you could be a winner.” … 2013 is a typo I’m guessing?

Imagine a society where people who generate value have to waste their energy fighting these shit stains.

Congress wont do their jobs lol

Somebody call Lee Cheng