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Similarly, if you are writing a product review, an engineering report, or even printing literature that merely refers to LINUX as the operating system, as long as you indicate at least once by using the circle � symbol that it is a registered mark, it is not necessary
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"Mahesh" == Mahesh T Pai paivakil@sancharnet.in writes:
>> From http://www.linuxmark.org/who_needs.html Mahesh> <quote>
Mahesh> Similarly, if you are writing a product review, an Mahesh> engineering report, or even printing literature that Mahesh> merely refers to LINUX as the operating system, as long as Mahesh> you indicate at least once by using the circle $(0!;(B symbol Mahesh> that it is a registered mark, it is not necessary
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Looks like a very elaborate prank to me. Let's start worrying about it when someone actually starts enforcing the trademark.
This site has been up for quite a while, and if they haven't tried to enforce the trademark so far it's unlikely they will start now.
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"Mahesh" == Mahesh T Pai paivakil@sancharnet.in writes:
>> From http://www.linuxmark.org/who_needs.html Mahesh> <quote> Mahesh> Similarly, if you are writing a product review, an Mahesh> engineering report, or even printing literature that Mahesh> merely refers to LINUX as the operating system, as long as Mahesh> you indicate at least once by using the circle $(0!; symbol Mahesh> that it is a registered mark, it is not necessary Mahesh> </quote>Looks like a very elaborate prank to me.
apparently not. linuxmark.org website is maintained by OSDL. It's name servers are hosted by OSDL, and it's ip is in the same subnet of OSDL web server.
linuxmark.org. 86238 IN NS ns2.osdl.org. linuxmark.org. 86238 IN NS ns1.osdl.org.
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