RWarehall: And look! You forum morons are at it again with the downvoting. I hope everyone of you suffers for being the complete and utter jerks you all are. YOU people are why this forum has gone to shit and you people are too stupid to realize it. People like you will get exactly what you deserve in time. Losers all of you.
My posts in this thread are trying to be informative. Tell you how it is and how things really do work, but keep sitting back in your ignorance and pretending you can change things you can't.
Forum users have every right to use the forum's rating system to vote down posts that they either find abusive, arrogant, or uncivil. In fact they can vote something down for ANY reason. That is the nature of the forum here. To whine about it and then repeatedly insult anyone who has downvoted you, and then wish them all future suffering, is petty, infantile, and childish. oh, but you want to be respected and have your opinions taken seriously, and really, as some kind of super informative last word on everything. Telling us all "how it is" and "how things work".
Any kind of lawyer should know at least something about arguing to persuade people, some idea of how not to be abrasive and abusive, some sense of civility. But unless you are a lawyer with specific legally definitive knowledge and case law about trademark and copyright law regarding this specific situation, then you are nothing more than a try hard amateur armchair lawyer, and no more weight should be given your arguments than for anyone else. Despite claims or insinuations to have some kind of definitive information on "how it is" and "how things work". If you are a lawyer, then you really have no visible understanding or self-awareness about your own distinct lack of basic civility and the art of persuasion, only some kind of overweening sense of self-importance.
It is on YOU to restrain your own bad behavior, not on everyone else to implicitly agree with everything you say and how you say it, without any downvoting whatsoever, so you can then, and only then, behave like an adult with some measure of civility.