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Admin Loot
Could they be a problem with you? Myself, I have a drumming lesson forum - so making sure things are copyrighted and not "too much like other lessons" is a priority. Anyhow, getting copyrighted isn't a big deal in the US. Myself, I used Legal Zoom.
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Admin Loot
There was already a "Nerdface" in existence before I created my project, but I can't see it being an issue. Our logos and purpose are completely different, and it genuinely is a nickname that I've been given..
Nerdface
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Admin Loot
There was already a "Nerdface" in existence before I created my project, but I can't see it being an issue. Our logos and purpose are completely different, and it genuinely is a nickname that I've been given..
A different domain extension - pretty much makes it a different site - legally. I would say that especially if you emphasize the domain extension.
Nonethless, if a BurgerKing.xyz came out - would there be a problem?
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Admin Loot
It's good to get a copyright on your stuff, though I was such a noob back in the day I left someone's copyright out of a skin I copied onto my site because the copyright section didn't match up with the original skin I was copying to ensure it carried over well.
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Admin Loot
Who are we kidding? I have Michael Avenatti as a lawyer! I'm untouchable. 😀
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Admin Loot
There was already a "Nerdface" in existence before I created my project, but I can't see it being an issue. Our logos and purpose are completely different, and it genuinely is a nickname that I've been given..
A different domain extension - pretty much makes it a different site - legally. I would say that especially if you emphasize the domain extension.
Nonethless, if a BurgerKing.xyz came out - would there be a problem?
A valid point, but you're heading into trademarks which are a different thing entirely, and probably not suitable for 99% of web communities to consider exploring as an option.
Although let's say you were creating BurgerKing.xyz - then you'd most likely have issues, but generally trademarked names are well-known globally, so there's little excuse..
Nerdface
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Admin Loot
Who are we kidding? I have Michael Avenatti as a lawyer! I'm untouchable. 😀
heh, I'll take that challenge 😛
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Admin Loot
I wouldn't want to copyright anyone but always good to have something of your own or at least alter so you can't get pressed for it.
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