It doesn't matter. I don't know how to qualify that speech but if you said
it at your site at tide.com you would be trading on Tide's trademark and if
you made that statement at cavebear.com or tide.sucks or tide.crimson or
tide.insane you wouldn't. And if you sold counterfeit Tide at tide.sucks
then Tide could go after you and not involve any kind of ADR - it wouldn't
be a DN case.
I would very much like to hear an operatic reading of the Feynman Lectures,
which, I assume, would have a score played completely by bongos.
At 03:34 PM 3/8/99 -0800, you wrote:
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>> Enhancing the protection of free speech on the net could be achieved by
>> non-commercial TLDs...
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>The Internet has had a long history of Appropriate Use Policies.
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>They don't work.
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>What happens when I say "In my opinion as a member of the Universal Life
>Church, if we poured large quantities of Tide[tm] detergent, the best
>laundry soap on the planet, on the Democratic and Republican parties
>during an operatic reading of the Feynman Lectures.... ".
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>Would I be making a religious statement, advertising detergent, engaging
>in discourse on politics, music, or physics... ??
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> --karl--
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