Threads like this should show up when people search for them.
And here's a look at the piece of trash people behind it. https://www.deepki.com/about/leadership-team/
(Commenting for SEO value).
Some years back, I challenged a property developer over a right of way issue. I had no legal experience, so I went to my local university's law library in the afternoons when it was open to the public, and I read up on land law.
I bought some "...For Dummies"-style books, wrote my own pleadings, and submitted all the documents to court using the correct civil procedure rules. (Heck, I even formatted the documents using WordPerfect!)
The result was that I spent a few hundred € while the enemy was out of pocket by tens of thousands. (It ended up being settled out of court, in my favor; I'm sure if it had ended up in front of a judge, I would have won.)
Nowadays we have LLMs which can do a huge amount of drudge work for us. (Yes, with the usual caveats: check everything carefully!)
Law is understandable once you ease yourself into the ecosystem. It is possible to fight and win.
rendaw•5mo ago
It's kind of frustrating how many people there are like "hire a lawyer" and OP is like "I did hire a lawyer".
It is weird that there'd be a minimum use requirement. What about for not yet publicly released projects? Or really, why would trademarking be essentially reserved for bigger companies?
itsalotoffun•5mo ago
isbvhodnvemrwvn•5mo ago
If the project is unreleased or small, why would it be protected in scope of the entire european union?