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"But Lee isn’t taking the thing down" Good for you. Hosting a shell script with informative keywords seems like completely reasonable fair use, so if this goe
by codezero 13y ago
"But Lee isn’t taking the thing down"
Good for you.
Hosting a shell script with informative keywords seems like completely reasonable fair use, so if this goes to court, I doubt they will have a case.
The site fixubuntu.com doesn't appear to have any logos on it now, maybe it did before? So at the very least, it looks like he pulled that, if they were there in the first place. This article seems to imply the logo was there.
- thejosh 13y agoSeems they only like it when it has "good" connotations to the name, as sites like OMGUbuntu and other sites stay up, while sites that want to help users remove the Amazon go down.
- oblique63 13y agolegitimate question: how many of these 'anti-ubuntu/amazon' sites are there, and how many of them have actually been threatened to be taken down in the past? Because right now this is looking like an isolated incident (albeit an inconvenient one for Canonical's PR), so it could be meaningless to try and read into it too much...