Re: [Taoscript-lang] Thou shan't call thy language 'Tao'...

[Limin Fu <fu....@gm...>]

Hi!

On 6/20/05, Josef 'Jupp' SCHUGT <ju...@gm...> wrote:=20
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> I don't know about the general case but in Germany it is not checked
> if a trademark has already been registered. As long as nobody cries
> "Hey! That is *mine*!" Nothing will happen. On the other hand any of
> the companies that registered the TM can ask you to stop using their
> TM (wired but true).

 Perhaps, it is also like this in other countries.

I am not sure if that is a general case because Germany is known to
> have quite stupid rules. To get permission to stay in Germany to
> study, non-EU citizens need to proof that they are inscribed at a
> university. To inscribe at a university you need to proof that you
> have permission to stay in Germany. Sounds logical, doesn't it?

 Maybe that's due to bureaucracy - each department of the government makes=
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rule so that they will not be reponsible if something goes wrong. That's=20
what often happens in Chinese bureaucracy.=20
 By the way, I registered a new SF project called daoscript, and I started=
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to use Dao as the new name for the language in the project. A new mailing=
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list is also created in that project. Maybe we can start to use that mailin=
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list:-)
 Limin