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The romantic in me hopes not! These are now doing crazy things with MK10 (i am amazed how i find the story line just getting better and better). I hope they
by flashgordon 4y ago
The romantic in me hopes not! These are now doing crazy things with MK10 (i am amazed how i find the story line just getting better and better). I hope they can appreciate the hacker in these folks from their own early days!
- sangnoir 4y agoAren't trademarks dependent on enforcement? i.e. if you allow your mark be diluted[1] by projects you like - you will have a harder time down the road defending against use by projects you don't like. So the best strategy is to go ape on everyone, including those you like. IANAL. 1. e.g. Kleenex
- imwillofficial 4y agoThere are ways around this, including cutting them a license, or ignoring it.
- RileyJames 4y agoI have heard this. But if that’s the case, and you liked the projects / developers, couldn’t a highly restricted licence be granted to the project? A $1, non-profit, licence that can be modified or removed at anytime. It could even have an NDA attached so it can’t be publicly discussed. Maybe they wouldn’t accept that. But it seems like there should be a way to officially allow a project like this to exist without enabling other groups that are not guided by motivations the licence aligns with.