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> requires that your claiming for some kind of (small) financial harm. There may be very small differences, but I believe it is also exactly the same in USA.
by VWWHFSfQ 3y ago
> requires that your claiming for some kind of (small) financial harm.
There may be very small differences, but I believe it is also exactly the same in USA.
Judge Judy is not going to give you a dime just because GitHub changed your username. You might still get on the TV show though but only so that she can yell at you publicly for wasting everyone's time.
- imdsm 3y agoIn a more illustrative example, twitter.com/x was up until a few days ago, a protected account owned by someone? and now it is Twitter... X's handle. I bet he wasn't paid a dime either. Be careful, Devon. https://github.com/x https://github.com/x
- acters 3y agothat is what the previous owner of the twitter x handle said. No compensation or warning. However, Twitter(or X) was exercising their trademark policy. Github just changed OP's username without any warning or breach of any policy. https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-twitter-takes-over-x-username-handle-original-owner-2023-7 https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-twitter-takes-over...