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3 min · 588 words · Gabriela Saunders

Wordle rip-offs want your cash — but are they legal?

Wordle rip-offs want your cash — but are they legal? The clones have arrived What’s in a name The biggest legal issue for Shakked may have been his choice of title: “Wordle – The App.” It certainly sounds familiar. While the original game doesn’t appear to be trademark protected, the clone could still have violated IP rights. In the UK, for instance, copying a name — or even using a similar one — can be a breach of “passing off,” a law that protects unregistered rights from misrepresentation....

3 min · 588 words · Jermaine Johnston

WordPress 2.6 adds revisions, Gears and Tumblr style blogging

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