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> The way modern corporation protects their branding is a huge infringement on artistic liberty and freedom of expression. It’s disturbing. Except they HAVE to
by iLoveOncall 4y ago
> The way modern corporation protects their branding is a huge infringement on artistic liberty and freedom of expression. It’s disturbing.
Except they HAVE to defend their branding, or they could lose the right to it. If you don't enforce it you lose the right to enforce it.
- skyyler 4y agoDid the game use their branding? It seems they stylized it in a way similar to IKEA, but it doesn't appear to use anything trademarked or copyrighted. It's not like IKEA owns Noto or Verdana.
- unknownaccount 4y agoIKEA probably thinks they own that particular color scheme(big yellow letters on a blue building). Similar to how Deutsche Telekom(T-Mobile parent) thinks they own a particular shade of pink and sends a c&d to any webmaster who so much as uses that HTML color code as a background tag for an unrelated blog. The only way to have a semblance of free expression on the modern internet is using Tor,cryptocurrency,and offshore hosting to protect your identity from these overzealous legal firms.
- brokenmachine 4y agoWhat is this forbidden color hex code, so I can, umm... not use it on anything?