[Sugar-devel] One for Grandma and Grandpa

[Christian Stroetmann]

Martin:

Please, your are again off-topic.

This paragraph is off-topic:
Please, do yourself a favor and stop talking about these issues, because 
with your e-mail your have truely proved that you have totally no clue 
about the subjects, neither about copyright and trademark laws nor what 
happened on other mailing lists and the persons who took part in 
discussions about the related subjects there.

And no, I will not explain the points related with trademarks and 
copyrights anymore, like I will not explain why you have totally no clue 
about them, because there are already enough complaints about this kind 
of discussion on this mailing list and because you and others have to 
take a bunch of money and go to specialized attorneys, that will explain 
you how it works in reality.
But as kind as I am, I will give three hints for free to everybody who 
believe me or/and want to learn something in this special field, that 
are also related with the mentioned case of the highly questionable 
trademark "I'm lovin it" of McDonald's:
1. "I'm lovin it" is a highly questionable trademark, because it is part 
of common speech.
2. Nice Classification of Goods and Services ([1]).
3. McDonald's -> Food

Also, shortly after this issue with the Reiser4 FS it was done and 
Daniel Philips is still fighting for his reputation after he made some 
claims at that time (find yourself his related threads in 2013 and 
specifically his last e-mail on the fs-devel mailing list of the Linux 
kernel in January or February 2014). Furthermore, I visited the website 
of Daniel Philips recently and found out that there still are not the 
informations about the file system functions that were discussed on the 
referenced thread of the mailing list.

I also wrote in the referenced thread that I will give the insult of 
Marcel Hizinger to my attorney, who will seek a public excuse by him on 
the related mailing list for calling me a troll.

The referenced summary on marc.info can not be understood without prior 
knowledge and reading the whole threads.

The trademark "One Tablet Per Child" is there, the newer ones will be 
added, if needed, then with restrictions.

Finally I have to say:
Stop affronting and libeling me as well as attacking my achievements, my 
opinions and my reputation, or said in other words, stop attacking my 
person. Your illegal mobbing activity here on this mailing list is not a 
usual script kiddy joke anymore, definitely.

In this respect, it must even be clear for you that I do not say 
'Thanks' for your informations.

This paragraph is on-topic:
Mr. Matin Langhoff
I have to demand you immediately and publicly apology on this mailing 
list for your aggression against me here.



Christian

[1] Wikipedia, Nice (WIPO) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nice_(WIPO)
> On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 10:33 AM, Christian Stroetmann
> <stroetmann at ontolab.com>  wrote:
>> Please, respect our trademarks and our copyrights.
> Hi Christian!
>
> Have you registered your trademarks anywhere? USPTO doesn't know about
> them, but you could have a registration elsewhere.
>
> And I googled your name/email address, and I find that you've been
> trolling kernel and FS developers about your "copyrighted ideas" in FS
> design. The thread at http://www.kernelhub.org/?p=2&msg=281077 is a
> riot. You are an amazing troll. As Pavel said, fortunately, you can't
> copyright ideas. Chuck Norris managed to do it once, but you can't.
>
> Oh, and http://www.spinics.net/lists/reiserfs-devel/msg01543.html
>
> Your website is also a piece of art.
>
> This page seems to have all the trademarks you claim to own:
> http://www.ontonics.com/about/hinweis.htm -- it does not list any of
> the OLPC ripoff ones, but I see "I'm/you're/we're loving it". I am
> sure you have secured a juicy license from McDonalds -
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBlD2N_AwgI
>
> This page shows your "copyrighted ideas"
> http://www.ontonics.com/innovation/pipeline.htm -- filesystems,
> suspend-to-NVRAM concepts. And you harass kernel developers who are
> actually doing stuff -- http://marc.info/?a=121607198800004&r=1&w=2
>
> How about "Thanks, but NO, thanks" ?
>
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> m