Oracle probably has a hundred lawyers that make more than $200k per year.

If Deno tries to half-ass this case, they will be doing the JavaScript community a disservice by creating court precedent for Oracle.

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Finnucane 5 days ago | parent | next [-]

Oracle has a lot of money and lawyers, and how much of that have they used to actually protect the trademark? Do they sue people for infringement? Do they run ads in trade magazines saying, "hey please don't use our trademark generically"? How much money do they make from owning the trademark? Are they going to spend more than that to defend it?

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nchmy 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

if they dont do this, there wont be an opportunity for another case..

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hu3 5 days ago | parent [-]

Well that is an urgency that Deno folks created. So it seems the deed is done.

> After more than 27,000 people signed our open letter to Oracle about the “JavaScript” trademark, we filed a formal Cancellation Petition with the US Patent and Trademark Office. Ten months in, we’re finally reaching the crucial discovery phase. - Ryan Dahl

You can't make this up. If I was Larry Ellison I would be calling Deno folks personally to thank them.

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		Exactly this. Poor judgement on the part of Deno's leaders.
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