1.- I write an online killer app and name it CakePack and sell it to google
2.- I write a killer app and name it CakePack and release as opensource
3.- I'm not a certified developer have a big banner on my site that reads: "I code CakePHP apps that just work"
4.- I'm a teen web-coder and I'm obviously not a certified developer but have a big banner on my site that reads "I h4v3 m4d CakePHP 5k1ll2"
5.- I've written an app that will change the world as we know it and I put a disclaimer on the site "Developed with CakePHP"
6.- I've written an app which is certainly shit and I put a disclaimer on the site "Developed with CakePHP"
7.- I open a blog entitled "The unofficial site of all things CakePHP and Tiffany Thiesen" -- and I put adsense on it--
8.- I've lost my mind and decided to --god forgives me!-- fork CakePHP into my own RailishBiscuitPHP Framework
On 6/2/06, nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I strongly suggest that you check your local trademark law for details
> of what you can and cannot do without a licence. Don't blindly believe
> trademark owners: of course, most will try to convince you that you
> cannot use their appropriated words at all without permission.
Have we gone after anyone for simply mentioning CakePHP on their site??
No.
Rather than taking a letter-of-the-law approach (which seems a bit
confrontational), why not recognize it as an opportunity to (a) support
the comminuty and (b) score some bragging rights ;-)
--
Armando Sosa
www.nolimit-studio.com
www.dospuntocero.info
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