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Not necessarily. There are a lot of circumstances in which the case could end in Gnome's favor, without that judgment.
by matt_morgan 12y ago
Not necessarily. There are a lot of circumstances in which the case could end in Gnome's favor, without that judgment.
- weavie 12y agoDo you have an example of such a circumstance?
- matt_morgan 12y agoI'm not going to Google it for you. But they could settle the case, e.g. Groupon could agree not to use the name after it becomes clear that Gnome has spent enough to assemble a legal defense. And Gnome decides that the cost of pursuing further action makes it too risky.
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