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This is corporate overreach. They're suing a little guy to set a precedent. But this is the first time that I recall in the tech world a trademark holder is t
by rmason 4y ago
This is corporate overreach. They're suing a little guy to set a precedent. But this is the first time that I recall in the tech world a trademark holder is trying to extend their reach to a common nickname. JS could stand for many things.
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- nichch 4y agoThe full name of the company seems to be “Rust for Javascript Developers Ltd” Disclaimer: I hate Oracle
- tough 4y agoRustScript LLC sounds better
- UncleEntity 4y ago> They're suing a little guy to set a precedent. Yes, the precedent that they actively defend their trademark. If they don’t and someone challenges it they will most likely lose it and then it’s out with the Kleenex.
- realusername 4y agoThey lost it already, they just are unaware of it. Javascript is a common word now.