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I don't know, but I assume it was a matter of quality control and branding. "Maker Faire" (with the weird olde english "e" at the end) is distinctive enough tha

by woah 7y ago

I don't know, but I assume it was a matter of quality control and branding. "Maker Faire" (with the weird olde english "e" at the end) is distinctive enough that it's obvious that it was chosen to be a trademark and represent an event sanctioned by the company.

wott 7y ago
> "Maker Faire" (with the weird olde english "e" at the end) 'Faire' is simply French for 'to do' or... 'to make'.