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Re: "Social Contract" [anti-trust]

Dale Scheetz wrote:
> > Just because the law allows you to keep everybody out of your house  
> > (unless a judge says otherwise), does not mean that you have to actually  
> > keep everybody out just to keep your house.
> 
> No but if you mark your land as posted, but allow some folks to violate
> the boundaries while you have other folks arrested, the courts are likely
> to declare your restictions invalid.

Depends on how you post it. My 7 acres in Maine are posted:
No Hunting without Permission

> > 
> > The usual cause for losing trademark protection is not going after people  
> > who use it in a way you have not allowed, even after learning about it.  
> 
> What was exactly what I meant with my comments about "selective
> inforcement". Bruce's statements seemed to indicate that we would
> selectivly use the trademark to stop behavior that we find objectionable.
> That is we will use it against folks whose activities we don't approve of
> while allowing others to use the trademark in a similar circumstance, but
> while doing something that we do approve of.
> 
> > Solution: explicitely allow everything you don't want to go after people  
> > for.
> 
> I we can, in fact, make it explicit, what use we accept, and what we
> reject, then the trademark is, indeed, the way to do this. 
> 
> Sounds like we need to create a GPT (GNU Public Trademark) statement.

Heh... is GNU trademarked?

Tim

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