--- Stevertigo <stevertigo(a)attbi.com> wrote:
Thinking about it a bit - the idea should be rather
explicit -
(under a general heading of course) and notarized as being the
property "of the imaginer".
If you publish an idea of yours, notarized or not, it becomes part of
the public domain -- unless it is patentable
and you apply for a patent within one year of publication.
Even then, the idea is your "property" only for 20 years.
Axel
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