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It's not considered trademark infringement if you use it to criticize the company and you don't profit off of confusion with their mark. See paypalsucks.com whi
by arfliw 12y ago
It's not considered trademark infringement if you use it to criticize the company and you don't profit off of confusion with their mark. See paypalsucks.com which has won lawsuits against PayPal.
If it's <company>.app or something then you're right. But 'sucks' is a unique case with precedent.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> It's not considered trademark infringement if you use it to criticize the company and you don't profit off of confusion with their mark. That's true of US law, in part because of the interaction of the US's unusually strong free-speech protections with trademark law. US law is not the only law which provides trademark rights which might be infringed by the use of gTLD.