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> It doesn't look like Lego has even been contacted and asked to remedy the situation. Lego is giant international corporation with a small army of lawyers and
by s_dev 4y ago
> It doesn't look like Lego has even been contacted and asked to remedy the situation.
Lego is giant international corporation with a small army of lawyers and dedicated compliance officers. They don't get the benefit of the doubt here nor if someone infringed on their IP would they 'delicately handle it' to preserve the reputation of the offender.
- a2800276 4y agoI didn't say they should get the benefit of the doubt. It's pretty clear cut, there's little doubt to be had. But we have no idea how they'll remedy the situation, because the situation has, in all likelyhood, not been pointed out to them at this point in time. And it's highly unlikely that their "small army of lawyers and dedicated compliance officers" would knowingly allow this. Therefore I doubt the situation is the result of actively malicious behavior.
- s_dev 4y ago>I didn't say they should get the benefit of the doubt. >Therefore I doubt the situation is the result of actively malicious behavior. This is giving them the 'benefit of the doubt'.
- omniglottal 4y agoThis is innocence until proven guilty. Do you recommend another tactic?
- justinclift 4y agoHow about someone contacts them so this is moot? :)