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Is it open source? If not, why choose the name “OpenNode”?

• askonomm 3mo ago
  Just like how OpenAI is open source.
  • giancarlostoro 3mo ago
    Open as in "The door is open come in and give us your money"
• pelagicAustral 3mo ago
  OpenAI rings a bell
• Retr0id 3mo ago
  "Open as in wallet"
• iamsaitam 3mo ago
  Avoid trademarking fees! No need to spend money on trademarking what can't be trademarked ;)
  • a3w 3mo ago
    So, OpenAI is certainly never trademarked? /s
    • cwmma 3mo ago
      they just lost a case in Europe about being trademarked
    • kube-system 3mo ago
      Ironically, OpenAI would be trademarkable because they're not open. > OPEN describes a feature of the services provided by applicant, in that applicant provides a "public node" that is accessible to anyone and allows users to interact with the blockchain network. See attached from opennode.com. Thus, "OPEN" is descriptive of the applicant's services, in that it conveys the open and public nature of the node that the applicant provides. https://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?caseId=sn97399846&docId=NFIN20230225112027#docIndex=4&page=1 https://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?caseId=sn97399846&docI...
    • iamsaitam 2mo ago
      As other commenters replying to you have said, I was alluring to OpenAI failing to obtain a trademark precisely due to the "Open" in their name.
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• gosub100 3mo ago
  Open for scammers, rug pulls, and money laundering