I would also like that simple straight forward language is required and the typical (lets call it) claim stacking isn't allowed.
A lot of patents would fall under obviously not palatable, or obviously priority art if they where written in simple to understand language.
Also patents should not be legal if they fall under "everyone who looks for a solution to the problem they solve would find it (or something very close to it) by spending around ~100k in salaries on normal employees doing the research". (I choose 100k€ as this is where I live roughly a more senior and two non qualified junior software devs working on it for half a year, I also choose it because it less then what fully invalidating a absurd patent can easily costl.) I just don't see a point patents for anything any arbitrary company could easily invent by throwing "just" 3 non highly specialized people at it. As many companies would do so anyway if they need the problem solved. Such patents don't protect innovation they hurt innovation. Alternatively allow patenting them, but only with a patent live spawn of 2 years, i.e. "grant a head start for the first inventor without hampering innovation in general too much".
A lot of patents would fall under obviously not palatable, or obviously priority art if they where written in simple to understand language.
Also patents should not be legal if they fall under "everyone who looks for a solution to the problem they solve would find it (or something very close to it) by spending around ~100k in salaries on normal employees doing the research". (I choose 100k€ as this is where I live roughly a more senior and two non qualified junior software devs working on it for half a year, I also choose it because it less then what fully invalidating a absurd patent can easily costl.) I just don't see a point patents for anything any arbitrary company could easily invent by throwing "just" 3 non highly specialized people at it. As many companies would do so anyway if they need the problem solved. Such patents don't protect innovation they hurt innovation. Alternatively allow patenting them, but only with a patent live spawn of 2 years, i.e. "grant a head start for the first inventor without hampering innovation in general too much".