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You can advertise on other peoples' trademarks, as long as you don't misrepresent your software as being 'official' or otherwise confuse users via your ad. The
by judge2020 4y ago
You can advertise on other peoples' trademarks, as long as you don't misrepresent your software as being 'official' or otherwise confuse users via your ad. The ad in the screenshot says "Best alternative to Kdenlive" so I doubt anyone's going to think Filmora is an official product of KDE/Kdenlive.
- harvey9 4y agoOdd choice of words. To me 'best alternative to' implies the target audience is people who can't choose kdenlive for some reason. But something which is both libre and free of charge has few barriers to adoption.
- 2Gkashmiri 4y agowell, why would you pit a paid software against a free one. obviously it is free so they are giving it away because it must be a crap software. no way. /s
- jcelerier 4y agoI just checked for instance in France it's not that simple: "Care must be taken to ensure that advertising : - Is not misleading or likely to mislead, - Relates to goods or services of the same nature, meeting the same needs or having the same objective, - objectively compares one or more essential, relevant, verifiable and representative characteristics of these goods or services, such as price. "