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No, I haven't that I know of. But when I moved my
ring off WebRIng and started using RingLink, I deleted my ring on WebRing and
they would not delete it. They just removed me from being a manager of
it. They may own "WebRing", but do I not own my own ring, itself?
Now tehre are 2 copies of my ring. I deleted the WebRing one to avoid confusion,
but now there is confusion because now I can't een manage it in order to change
it's namew to something null and remove all members from the actual old ring,
etc.
I don't like how they play... They get big, they
get bad. :(
--Sanguinarius
Sanguinarius: The Vampire Support
Ring
(I just call it a ring now, to distinguish from
"WebRing")
On 10/18/2007 3:31:43 PM,
Gunnar Hjalmarsson (author@xxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
> Have
you visited WebRing.com lately? If so, did you notice the "R" with
> a
circle around it in the new logo? It means that "webring" is now a
>
registered trademark at the US Patent and Trademark Office.
>
> I
got a note from the CEO of WebRing Inc., asking me to enter into a
>
discussion with them about the use of the term "webring" at my sites.
>
Right now I'm thinking it over.
>
> While I'm thinking, I'm curious
whether anybody else on the list has
> been approached by WebRing for the
same reason. If so, please let me
> know, either by replying to the list,
or by emailing me privately.
>
> --
> Gunnar
Hjalmarsson
>
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