You can sue in Pro Per(son) -- essential act as your own lawyer. I know someone who studied the Law so he could sue his former business partners. Most of it was a reverse deep pockets kinda game: "It will cost you $300K in legal fees to defend yourself ... or settle for a fraction of the cost." As a result, I and colleagues ignore this troll. But, there are intriguing implications ...

For example: register the site patent<patent#>.com and use the site to link to the facts. Maybe add the legal definition of "In Pro Person." Thus, when someone does a search on the Patent #, your disclosure site will appear.

Another example: Claim copyright on the expression of the idea. Thus, anyone attempting to express the patent would infringe on the copyright.

Disclaimer: IANAL. I could be off-base here. Get a valid legal opinion to save yourself some grief. And good luck!