"It was only the '336 that received a "Final Rejection" and not all patents. Also, "rejected" can mean "To discard as defective or useless; throw away" which is not the case within the USPTO meaning. I humbly suggest that "Final Rejection" and "rejected" are not interchangeable, and have different meanings."

OK - I'll try again - the 336 received a Final Rejection and we recently received an influx of signings. As most would agree, this is a tough one to figure out and we desparately need some clarification from the company.

I suggest that it was the German revalidation which prompted this new signing. The German patent is VALID.

These are facts? I believe they are your opinions. We need RG/Patriot to certify what you've stated. I think the market needs it as well.