Definitely I plan to donate, but it's important that this gets a lot of media attention. Patent trolls go through certain lax courts and judges who rule on the side of patent trolls an alarming number of times. If there is enough media attention around this then should there be any corrupt judges involved, they will have to think twice about their verdict as it will be closely scrutinized.
The highest value use-cases of graph databases tend to not be customer-facing applications. Think about things which don't have a simple question and answer, but instead require deeper investigation into the connections of things. Things like: customer/employee 360, intelligence (business and government), compliance / reg tech, anti-fraud, anti-money laundering. In terms of customer-facing applications, then I guess recommendation engines is the main one.
