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On Friday 09 14:04, Moritz Moeller-Herrmann wrote:
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> If KDE were a brand German marketing laws would prohibit this kind of
> thing. They actually use our good name (KDE) in a misleading way to lure
> "customers" away.
That is correct -though it takes away some fun in ads ;-) - but I wouldn't 
like KDE to come up as KDE(R)(TM), as it wouldn't be very sympatic at all.
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> I think a good response would be an official request to stop this kind of
> pettiness directed to the official gnome lists. I think this is not in
> style for Open source development.
That wouldn't be too bad, but IMHO - and as ointed ot before by some other 
posters - this shouldn't go in a way against GNOME developers but against the 
way Ximian promotes "their" product. This should come out very, very clearly.
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> Ximian should spend their money on improving their own brand and product.
Agree, maybe KDE application integration?

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