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Valve.js would also work, since it allows access to the innertube.

• moffkalast 5y ago
  And that would totally not infringe on anything else, right.
  • vosper 5y ago
    It probably wouldn't, because it would be clear that it's got nothing to do with Valve the gaming software company. Trademarks aren't blanket coverage of any possible uses of a name.
    • zinekeller 5y ago
      Not really, there are rigid categorisation of trademarks (Nice Classification). All software is in Class 42 (https://www.wipo.int/classifications/nice/nclpub/en/fr/?basic_numbers=show&class_number=42&explanatory_notes=show&lang=enfr&menulang=en&mode=flat&notion=&pagination=no&version=20220101 https://www.wipo.int/classifications/nice/nclpub/en/fr/?basi...) so Valve would actually have standing here. PS: Nice here refers to the French town (compare to Berne Convention, Geneva Convention, Treaty of Paris), not the common meaning in English.
      • vosper 5y ago
        Thanks for pointing that out
      • moffkalast 5y ago
        Nice
• Wowfunhappy 5y ago
  I would advise against this on pure UX grounds due to the existence of Valve the game software company.
  • esperent 5y ago
    They could name it after a type of valve. Stopcheck.js has a nice ring to it and seems kind of apt here.
    • anamexis 5y ago
      Presta.js if you want to please the cyclists :D
      • kennymeyers 5y ago
        Bikeshedding.js if we want to continue this conversation
        • hunter2_ 5y ago
          Red.js for the best color coordination