Stefan Behnel wrote: > I'm sure it's a pure marketing thing for their domain. I'd expect the > number of links to their site to rise rapidly during the next weeks, > that's very likely worth the bit of money they'd pay to their lawyer(s).
I doubt that. The amount of time required to make a trademark application is significant, measured in months or years of elapsed time and persons-days or -weeks, in effort. > Seriously - who's ever heard of them before this? So it worked already, > didn't it? Just because they aren't Microsoft or Apple doesn't mean they aren't a serious vendor in their space. > My advice: don't mention their name or their domain in any of your blog > posts etc., and definitely don't link to them. This would be the "there's no such thing as bad publicity" theory. -- Steven -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
