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Re: 2000 UK catalogue - my comments
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Tue, 8 Feb 2000 14:37:16 GMT
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Hi
Richard the word IANAL - What is it?
I have recived communcation regarding the display of catalogue's
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Michael
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Richard Franks <spontificus@__nospam__yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> In lugnet.loc.uk, Michael Edwards writes:
> > It does Scott, then when Lego starting visit my site more and more, I had • a
> > warning email from Denmark about the logo's and in a nice way they asked • me
> > to remove the logo and they will be very happy, in which I did, and it • will
> > apply to everything that I do that has the logo there.
>
> I understand your concern, but using a logo divorced from its corporate • context
> - ie copying a logo and placing it on a site is very different from
> redisplaying corperate literature already in the public domain. But that • said,
> IANAL! Have you recieved communication specifically regarding the display • of
> catalogues?
>
>
> > In fact I was told by a few employee's of Lego, they do like my site, • they
> > use it for reverences and in the case of the new customer centre in • Slough
> > they are actually asking people to look at unofficial sites like mine and
> > Huw's for details, they are also using Brickshelf and Lugnet.
>
> Congrats :)
>
>
> > I am starting to think that Lego really needs our help as in Information • and
> > archive of manuals and images, I do wish Lego think of us more? How about
> > putting a little leaflet inside every Lego box to get people to look at
> > sites like Lugnet, or Leaflets in Technic Box to my site : A dream come • true
> > if it did.
> >
> > What do you think?
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> It would be nice, but there are probably lots of reasons why it wouldn't • happen
> - moderation being one of them - lego.com is heavily moderated, LUGNET and
> other sites aren't.
>
> I suppose we could hope for a 'fan web-site' section, with appropriate
> disclaimers on lego.com?
>
> Richard
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| (...) I am not a lawyer - see the acronym faq thread :) (...) What was this? Assuming that you've followed their instruction - do you know why they've singled you out - LUGNET, Brickshelf, Brickset etc are all permitted to show the red logo? It (...) (25 years ago, 8-Feb-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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| (...) I understand your concern, but using a logo divorced from its corporate context - ie copying a logo and placing it on a site is very different from redisplaying corperate literature already in the public domain. But that said, IANAL! Have you (...) (25 years ago, 8-Feb-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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