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In what universe do you think the Google corporation would allow people to violate their trademark on another's server? Not technically, but legally. The more
by jrm4 2y ago
In what universe do you think the Google corporation would allow people to violate their trademark on another's server? Not technically, but legally.
The more I roll over this AT thing in my head, the dumber it really sounds. The skin-in-the-game nature of tying names to servers, and also -- this is the important part -- the fact anyone can make their own server, is an infinitely better solution.
- criddell 2y agoI think you misunderstood. kstrauser and I were using gmail as an analogy. You’re right about Google owning gmail. That was my point - you don’t really own anything. If they lock you out, you’re screwed. I agree that the fact anyone can make their own server is great and I’m glad the AT protocol supports that.