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Comments on: Inventive online resources for inventors

Inventors might spend most of their time creating their dream, but with these applications, they can get more out of their work.

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by Clark_Hempen June 16, 2009 7:31 PM PDT
What about InventionStatistics.com? You missed that one?
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by vincenttheeten June 17, 2009 6:32 AM PDT
Can I also suggest <a href="www.moreinspiration.com">MoreInspiration.com</a>? It's a wonderful compilation of thousands of innovations aimed to inspire inventors and product developers.
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by grsresearch June 17, 2009 7:23 AM PDT
All seem like really good tools, great at building community. Just a warning though, always check into the confidentiality, privacy and ownership issues before posting or publishing any detailed information about your invention. New inventors sometimes give away the store when discussing their invention. The successful inventor start thinking about their invention as a valuable asset and protect it with appropriate non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements. A free sample non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is available for download at http://www.gilmanresearch.com/contactorder.html
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