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Do I need to patent an Internet project?
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There is already a developed version of the Internet project, but recently I came across a similar Internet project already published. In fact, this is a catalog of services in a special category.
If I launch my project, will I violate copyright?
How did the issue, for example, the couponers solve? There are many of them, the essence of the work is the same.
olx, irr, localmart - they are all ad directories. Or, Internet projects are not patented?
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Or, Internet projects are not patented?
You can find out, of course, by contacting the patent office.
But if the code is completely written by you, then it is unique.
When registering an application for a patent, you indicate the scope and source code of the application or algorithm, and only the source code can be used to claim (well, or according to the specification as a last resort).
So I don't think there is any problem.
You can protect the name, trademark, multimedia materials.
Even texts can be protected from illegal use by escrow. In fact, obtaining a copyright certificate for a code is the same deposit of text.
Only inventions and utility models can be patented. These definitions have clear criteria and the project does not fit them.
Protecting a project is a whole range of measures outlined above. In your case, it is enough to have a unique name, photos and texts.
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