If the technology you disclose is before someone else applies for a patent, then someone else's patent application will lose its novelty, and if it is authorized, it can be invalidated.
1. If someone else applies for a patent and is authorized, it is an infringement before you declare her patent invalid or present the existing technical evidence in the settlement of patent disputes.
2, if you put forward in the patent dispute is invalid and invalid success or evidence belonging to the existing technology, then you don't infringe.
Since you have made the technology public, it is meaningless to apply for a patent yourself. Of course, you may have authorized it, but it is unstable, and others can also void it for you.
Since you didn't apply for a patent and didn't get authorization, there is no problem of non-infringement.
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Second, how to appeal?
1. Before someone else's patent is authorized, you can show your publicly published evidence to the Patent Office, thus preventing others from authorizing it for free.
2. After the patent of others is authorized, it may be invalid to the Patent Renaissance Board.