> Word Press is unhappy that WP Engine is using the software exactly as the license allows. Maybe, but they seem to be basing their legal argument on trademark

> Word Press is unhappy that WP Engine is using the software exactly as the license allows. Maybe, but they seem to be basing their legal argument on trademarks, that WPE is using the same WordPress and WooCommerce labels as the labels on the primary maintainer's services based on the upstream code base, when, according to them, the downstream forks of pieces of this are not the same service and WPE doesn't have rights to that trade dress. In addition to the methods you talk about, trademarks are another method of "solving the problem".