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I mean Microsoft seems to be in the right there, given that he deliberately named it that to be a pun on the Microsoft name. He wouldn't have appended Soft to h
by ummonk 6y ago
I mean Microsoft seems to be in the right there, given that he deliberately named it that to be a pun on the Microsoft name. He wouldn't have appended Soft to his name when choosing a domain if Microsoft didn't exist.
- perl4ever 6y ago"given that he deliberately named it that to be a pun on the Microsoft name" That seems like a good defense, since it's not the sort of thing people would infer to actually be Microsoft. Not a lawyer, etc., but it seems to me that people continually talk (in this thread and elsewhere) as if trademark was copyright.