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Here's how the BBC describes the product: "Littergram invites people to share pictures of rubbish." It's pretty clear that -gram here is used to signal that t
by drb311 10y ago
Here's how the BBC describes the product:
"Littergram invites people to share pictures of rubbish."
It's pretty clear that -gram here is used to signal that this is a picture sharing app.
If Instagram didn't exist it's unlikely Lucas would have called his app Littergram.
- surreal 10y agoIdentical usage to Instagram, then. But yes, I agree, the similarity in app functionality suggests that the name derives/can be confused with Instagram as opposed to a telegram, and so there may well be merit in the C&D.
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- kagamine 10y ago> "Littergram invites people to share pictures of rubbish." I think they put the wrong app name in there. Given that sentence, they are identical apps.
- chris_wot 10y agoLOL!