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@lobingera Well, Musk wants X to become the βeverythingβ App, so very narrow categories wonβt work ;)  @jwildeboer And they have the longer leverage.  @jwildeboer I pointed out earlier that it clearly wasn't the same as the X.Org logo.  @jwildeboer https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/26140 I think it would be even better if we could possibly use π as an alternative hashtag sign: πTwitter. @jwildeboer the point is not if he can register it, it's what would he control from that. @carlopiana One of the many "plans" he has boosted about is to make π the "everything app", just like WeChat in China. Your complete digital existence in one single app, controlled by a right-leaning narcissist. Isn't hat we al want? ;)   @carlopiana @jwildeboer He can't control the name except in very limited circumstances written in the application. If someone already registered the name for any of those circumstances, the older one wins in the US. For the design, it's so complicated that it'd take a whole college course for it, and that's before you introduce the Berne Convention!  I mean, if your level of creativity and inspiration ends at "let's look at weird symbols in my character map" and copy-pasting π in your photoshop, export it as png and calling it a glorious day ...  @jwildeboer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvin_Klein_(fashion_house)#/media/File:Calvin_klein_logo_web23.svg (yes I'm joking, Calvin Klein is much more of a household name than X ever will)  Ah, das ist demnach die Menge der Quartalszahlen von Twitter, und damit Γ€quivalent βΒ¬.  @jwildeboer I can see him suing everyone using the unicode in future for plagiarising their trademark ! @jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net the logo looks like it represents "how to chop your income in half" @jwildeboer followed as a tag and boosted. I would like to join your cult and receive your newsletter. |
@jwildeboer Trademarks of single symbols or Letters exist, but usually in very narrow categories.
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