Author Topic: Blockland for iPhone  (Read 2323 times)

Badspot never renewed the copyright from 2009 were forgeted.
Or did he?

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forget you Trifax

Sue the bitch for copyright infrigment.

This has been discussed a bunch of times, its not happening.
Lol you're dumb.



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If that is a "You're wrong, it's actually Block of Land" post, most other languages use "of".

Example Spanish: la clase de espanol. It's literally translated "The class of Spanish", but it means "Spanish class". Also it even says "Blockland" on the left.

Otherwise, which I'm pretty sure you don't apply to the above, I'm not quite sure why you posted that then lol???

Tom

Just the word "Blockland" is trademarked, not copyrighted. According to Wikipedia, a word with just the "tm" symbol is unregistered. The Blockland logo has a TM symbol, so it is an unregistered trademark. That means Badspot still has rights to it, but probably not as much protection as a registered trademark. If Badspot really had a problem with someone using it he might be able to get them to change it, but I don't think it would be something that would be worth taking to court.

Of course it's probably actually a good thing the app is named Bockland, people might search it wonder if it's any good and end up on the BL website.

Blockland for iphone? EFFIN YES!


lol

what's even more sad is the fact that he registered almost a year ago and that's his only post.

There's a city/village in germany called Blockland, http://www.blockland.de/
"The block of land, Bremen's largest and smallest district is a village on the outskirts of a city in northern Germany."
"information on these pages you can learn about the country or block you if you already know or even block countries are, on news, tell your opinion and know previously unknown sides of the block to learn the country."

dat Google Translate


Tom is pretty correct.
Also, you don't copyright a name, you trademark it.
And, you don't register a copyright, you get it automatically.

You got my hopes up. ):