the people over at ajax.org, themselves previously the victims of one of these disputes, have set up a Domain Defence Assistance thing to help out others in similar situations. Read the page here or subscribe to the mailing list (put "subscribe" in the subject body).
The owner of ToysRGus seems to think that the case is weak, but the names are too similar and I have to agree with ToysRus.
So you're saying that if someone trying to go to toysrus.com accidently typed toysrgus.com, they're going to be confused and think it's Toys "R" Us? Have you even gone to the Gus' site?
I don't think this confusion will be made. That is, unless they can't tell the difference between left and right; in which case, they shouldn't be crusin' the web in the first place.
The owner of ToysRGus states that ToysRus is claiming ownership of anything with ___US.COM and that's not correct. ToyRus is claiming its trademark covers anything using ___RUS and if it goes to court they will win.
Already pointed out, but Gus' domain ends in _RGUS, not __RUS. This point is moot.
In a nutshell, TRU has no legal leg to stand on and are using scare tactics that won't work.
-- Without you I'm one step closer to happiness without violence.
It's not up anylonger, /.'d out of existence
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No, it's up--I just got to it...you must have had a netburp or something.
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I suspect it was /., or the plug was pulled (again)
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the people over at ajax.org, themselves previously the victims of one of these disputes, have set up a Domain Defence Assistance thing to help out others in similar situations. Read the page here or subscribe to the mailing list (put "subscribe" in the subject body).
10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10
/.'d already. I'm thinking this site has really limited bandwith and server ablities and choked. But that's just my opinion.
if my wife asks a question, and I'm not paying attention, and then I answer wrong does it still count
The owner of ToysRGus seems to think that the case is weak, but the names are too similar and I have to agree with ToysRus.
So you're saying that if someone trying to go to toysrus.com accidently typed toysrgus.com, they're going to be confused and think it's Toys "R" Us? Have you even gone to the Gus' site?
I don't think this confusion will be made. That is, unless they can't tell the difference between left and right; in which case, they shouldn't be crusin' the web in the first place.
The owner of ToysRGus states that ToysRus is claiming ownership of anything with ___US.COM and that's not correct. ToyRus is claiming its trademark covers anything using ___RUS and if it goes to court they will win.
Already pointed out, but Gus' domain ends in _RGUS, not __RUS. This point is moot.
In a nutshell, TRU has no legal leg to stand on and are using scare tactics that won't work.
Without you I'm one step closer to happiness without violence.
No, it's up--I just got to it...you must have had a netburp or something.
Editor Emeritus and Senior Writer, TeleRead.org
Anyone who studies Russian knows that it's
"Toys Ya Us"!
Legacy hardware/software addict. Midnight hacker, 1960. Codepage 819 in DOS: Total Latin-1 compatibility (no boxes/lines
So then, why is http://www.m1crosoft.com/ still online? (Note: That's a digit one between the m and c, not an i...)
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