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It is not that you lose your copyright, but your trademark (sometimes your copyright) becomes harder to defend if you don't actively protect it. Sometimes the t
by deafpolygon 4y ago
It is not that you lose your copyright, but your trademark (sometimes your copyright) becomes harder to defend if you don't actively protect it. Sometimes the terminology is blurry and it's not clear when someone means copyright or trademark.
Nintendo is doing this to protect their trademark (Nintendo, et. al.).