While mageia.org is not the same as mageia.com, I expect
a lot of users are going to accidentally go to the wrong
site.
Is this going to be potential legal problem?
Regards, Dave Hodgins
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Ohhh, that smells like..... Wach out!
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I don't think we should worry about this right now. It has gone too far
and once we have the infrastructure up and going, changing names becomes
a trivial matter.
It would surprise met if this were of any problems at all. A minerals
company found at mageia.com and a linux distro found at mageia.org are
simply too far apart in concept to be mistaken.
It will become a problem if the term "Mageia" has been copywritten or
(heaven forbid) patented! by someone or a company.
Having a site's name is not usually a problem. Laws differ depending of
the country you reside in. But they all seem to follow the same
convention (except for patent laws).
Note that I am not a lawyer.
Marc
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