Yes, maybe. That enforcement policy is at least consistent with their guidelines, at outlined in the e-mail their received, so it shouldn't come as a surprise:

Yes, maybe. That enforcement policy is at least consistent with their guidelines, at outlined in the e-mail their received, so it shouldn't come as a surprise: https://www.raspberrypi.org/trademark-rules/ https://www.raspberrypi.org/trademark-rules/ Though these rules are a bit wordy and sound legalese rather than guidelines. It might have been easier if the Pi foundation was named differently, but I understand their position, though IMO a disclaimer that this is an unofficial website (as if the -spy didn't give it away) should be enough.