8 Aug
2009
8 Aug
'09
9:25 a.m.
Raymond Martin wrote:
Show me where I do it. Having the name of an SF
project similar to his
applications name or that companies product, those are different things.
Trademarks can only be in violation when they are on similar things.
That would be between Bob's program and the commercial one. Thus,
I cannot be violating any trademark no matter how many detractors
keep harping on what they think is a point.
This is just like the fact that there is no fork at present. Everybody is
so ready to jump to conclusions, repeatedly.
Please do some fact checking before you start pointing fingers.
Raymond
I worked for a microphone company that wasn't fine with the same name
for a product, that was for medical use without any microphone.
In my home town there was a car tyre dealer using the same name as a
radio station.
In Germany they don't need to be on similar things.
Bob's and your projects are similar, so you project is similar to the
proprietary project too, if Bob's project should be similar to this project.
Definitive my last words to this issue :S.
:)
Ralf