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Say that to Gitter.

• type0 9y ago
  No need to do that. Gitter started the same year (2014) but before the Git trademark were granted, so this does not apply. Edit: also Mr and Mrs Git don't need to change their name - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtyO4tmpPdk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtyO4tmpPdk
  • steveluo9 9y ago
    Sigh, GitQ means Mr. GitHub's Questions site :) I started to think about this project before 2014 and bought the domain in early 2014 maybe and started then, so can I say this also does not apply? Actually, it's too early to think about this. Now, I'm just wondering why I got so little points and how can I get the post to be on the HN home page so it can get enough focus? Is there anyway to attract more people to the GitQ? Is this project useful enough for the open source community? To use or not to use a name is not as important as the idea itself, actually.