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It's asserting Stanford's tacit ownership of the concept of "class", in a way. There's nothing there to indicate it's Stanford.
by Vivtek 15y ago
It's asserting Stanford's tacit ownership of the concept of "class", in a way. There's nothing there to indicate it's Stanford.
- lell 15y agoYou can make this argument about any nice domain name. Does Facebook Inc have tacit ownership of the concept "facebook" (collection of photographs of people, in case you've forgotten the real meaning)? How is this greatly different?
- callahad 15y agoSAAS Class (http://www.saas-class.org/ http://www.saas-class.org/) is from US Berkeley, not Stanford, and is linked alongside all the others in each site's footer.
- Vivtek 15y agoHuh. I withdraw my argument.