[Centos] Red Hat Legal Targets www.centos.org website content
Joe Polk
listuser at javelinux.com
Mon Feb 14 19:31:45 UTC 2005
> On legal grounds they have to object. If not they lose the rights to
> the trademark if they ever need to go to court to fight a case.
> Their lawyers would be the one jumping up and down and for good
> reason. They have to keep their trademark (or lose the rights to it
> by simply not objecting others usage of it)
True, if that's what they were doing. Look, this is a legal tactic. It amounts
to having your friend who's a lawyer call your mechanic because you have a
gripe and want your $100 bill reduced. They know CentOS will not go to court
over this. So this is a way to get them to back off. But CentOS isn't doing
anything wrong or illegal. For that reason, they should ignore this but I
understand why they can't take the risk. Defending RH's actions is just
futile. I, for one, am very disappointed. I can hope bad press will help but
they seem to not really give a fsck.
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