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Yes, the repo owner is trying to make it seem like elementary is threatening legal action, which again we aren't, and after not responding to any private commun
by DanRabbit 5y ago
Yes, the repo owner is trying to make it seem like elementary is threatening legal action, which again we aren't, and after not responding to any private communication, refusing to take down a link to a private residence, and continuing to draw attention on social media they were banned from our online communities for harassment and doxxing which goes against our code of conduct.
- ddtaylor 5y agoDidn't he link to a public document part of an attempted trademark filing?
- threatofrain 5y agoBut why is that interesting? Neither of them are lawyers, and you don't need the federal government to grant a trademark to have one. If someone wishes to address the issue on strictly legal grounds, such as by contending there is no trademark protection, then there is no choice but to bring in lawyers... All further discussion after that is just nonsense, such as the discussion of how Ubuntu uses their trademark — there's no point in trying to develop your own internal legal theory by reasoning with Ubuntu as a proxy.
- ddtaylor 5y agoBecause it shows that the trademark was rejected.