Hi Susan,
Exactly my point, he should just hand over the .org URLs since they are
theoretically non-commercial in nature.
... Daniel
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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Susan Palmer
Sent: June 23, 2009 10:36 PM
To:
If Remedy had remained a stand alone company, those prices MAY be
justified. As it is... he has been paying to maintain the domain names
for however long he has had them for no real reason.
I understand that Bing is a well known and respected member of the
Remedy community, but what he is
The FTC forbids using registered trademarks in domain names for
commercial websites unless you are the owner of the trademark. Period.
If you use one of these it is quite possible (no idea how likely...) you
would get a registered, hand delivered piece of mail telling you to
cease and desist,
William, I agree with you about the FTC restrictions, but how is
Remedyinsertword.com different than Arslist.com? Don't they both
refer to trademarked product names?
I don't think anyone anticipates BMC sending Dan a CD letter about the
ARSList, but from a legal perspective, it seems that they
Really there's no difference. I think the owners are entirely at the
mercy of BMC's legal department. And as much as I like BMC I know legal
departments think in ways different than the rest of us...
Keep in mind that Daniel Bloom and the other similar owners of
Remedy-related domains have (to
Well in this climate of trying to 'socialize' everything (which I am not in
favor of), I think it's alright to keep the capitalistic approach. That's
what the United States of America is founded on, and has proved successful.
Yes, there will always be rip-offs but that's the challenge of 'buyer
William,
I do run/maintain the remedyusergroups.com domain. have had it registered
for a couple years now, with no issues. It is not a 'commercial' effort,
and is there solely for the use of the community. If BMC were to take issue
with it, I would work with them to come to an agreeable
Agreed on all counts - and I've been to your site numerous times myself
of course. I'm pretty sure BMC would count you among the good guys.
I would just hate to see someone buy that domain, do a 301/302 re-direct
it to their own website (or some other commercial use) and get in
trouble for not
This is not always the case. For example, if someone registered
remedysucks.com and used it to sell T-shirts with smart alec quips about
things they don't like about Remedy, I think it would be legal under the first
amendment. In that case, they are mocking the product, which is a form of
I know this is the case right now and is covered under fair use but I
don't think there's been a good test case so far.
In any case...that's kind of outside the scope of this conversation. I
just wanted people to be aware of the risks.
William Rentfrow
Principal Consultant, StrataCom Inc.
Interesting results:
Do a generic google search for BMC - you will find lots of companies
that use BMC to describe themselves.
Also try googling...
inurl:bmc.com inurl:www.
Then try:
inurl:remedy.com inurl:www.
-John
On Jun 24, 2009, at 12:09 PM, William Rentfrow wrote:
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I know
Personally, I blame our government for how terrible of a product the Remedy
Approval Engine is. I just know that the political party I oppose is
responsible for making the Approval Central link too generic which makes my
management angry. The whole thing is either a liberal or conservative
The lesson learned from this, is not to base your company name solely on a word
that you can find in a dictionary.
Kinda like, if you sell beer, don't call yourself Hangover Inc. or Malt
Corp.
-Guillaume
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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf
I would buy a beer called Hangover.
hbr
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 2:09 PM, Guillaume Rheault guilla...@dcshq.comwrote:
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The lesson learned from this, is not to base your company name solely on a
word that you can find in a dictionary.
Kinda like, if you sell beer, don't call yourself
Don't they already have Budweiser? Worked for me many years ago (though
never again).
Rick
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Howard Richter hbr4...@gmail.com wrote:
** I would buy a beer called Hangover.
hbr
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 2:09 PM, Guillaume Rheault guilla...@dcshq.comwrote:
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Just be careful that you don't get sued by the city Hanover. ;-)
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Howard Richter
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 12:22 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Attention BMC/Remedy Partners and Resellers
Buying a beer is generally not a good practice. I would suggest a 6-Pack at a
minimum.. :-) I believe there are 24 hrs in a day and 24 beers in a case for a
very logical reason.
Joe
From: Howard Richter hbr4...@gmail.com
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent:
I strongly believe those reason are tied to SLM Milestones.
William Rentfrow
Principal Consultant, StrataCom Inc.
wrentf...@stratacominc.com
O 715-592-5185
C 715-410-8056
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org]
Over the past few years ITM3 California has quietly amassed a collection of
Remedy-themed internet domains. But since our business is growing in
decidedly non-Remedy areas, we've decided to sell or lease most these
domains.
Some of the more interesting .com domain names include:
This reminds me of a post from April 9 with the subject of 'ADV: Remedy
Domains'. :)
Stephen
Remedy Skilled Professional
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 10:07 AM, Bing b...@itm3.com wrote:
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Over the past few years ITM3 California has quietly amassed a collection of
Remedy-themed internet
There is a term for this type of collection, but I cannot remember this and
I have always questioned the ethics of a company or person that does it.
Also there is an artical on this type of doman collections at
http://www.ivanhoffman.com/passive.html .
Have a great day in the world of Remedy,
Cyber squatter
;)
-Original Message-
From: Howard Richter hbr4...@gmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 4:59 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Attention BMC/Remedy Partners and Resellers :: Remedy-Themed
Internet Domains for Sale or Lease
There is a term for this type of
Isn't the term called cybersquatting or domain camping? Its another way to
make a buck. Regardless of what you may think of the practice, it is legal, as
long as trade names or similar sounding names (I.e.Micorsoft) are not used.
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Howard Richter
Hi Bing,
Well instead of being a cyber capitalist come on down to WWRUG09 and auction
off the URLs
and donate the proceeds to charity.
Hmm, RemedyUserGroup.org, think that is really ARSlist and WWRUG??
(or perhaps Matt Reinfeldt would like to claim it since he hosts a bunch).
Hand it over bud
I do own www.RemedyUserGroups.com http://www.remedyusergroups.com/ which
Matt hosts and uses for all user groups that are interested. Matt does all
the work !!
Susan
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 8:48 PM, Daniel Bloom danielbl...@rogers.comwrote:
** Hi Bing,
Well instead of being a cyber
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