Dries

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by Dries 17y ago
Linux is actually much more aggressive about protecting its trademark. Random example: http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/08/15/2149225&#3... "Australian companies providing Linux products and services may soon have to pay up to
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by Dries 17y ago
The "hilariously delusional" part is actually covered by trademark law but was added in response to questions from key Drupal contributors. Not everyone is an expert in international trademark law.
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by Dries 17y ago
Please read the policy more carefully because your comment incorrect. If you make money with Drupal, you can still use the name 'Drupal'. It just means that you might not qualify for the automatic license grant procedure, and that you nee
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by Dries 17y ago
This is a pretty poor reply to a valid argument. Either way, I'm more than willing to listen to feedback, and make changes to the trademark policy. As explained in this thread, the policy was developed with the help of the community, and I'
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by Dries 17y ago
Apply for a license. As said, the goal of the policy is to create a fair-level playing ground for all people and organizations that are part of the Drupal community. If your use of the Drupal name is fair for others, if it does not sugges
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by Dries 17y ago
This sounds like some good old FUD. Unfortunately, attacking me, or my family, doesn't make for a constructive argument. Last time I checked, my personal blog was ... my personal blog. I'm not asking you to be a reader of my blog. Anyway