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All MySpace Domain Sites to shut down

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Just as expected, right? ;)
 
I guess so. It was only a matter of time really. All of those quick ditches meant something.
 
No, I did a great deal of research before choosing a domain name that didn't conflict with their trademark. "my" "pimp" and "codes" are all general terms and there's no way anyone could get a trademark on those, unless they got one on "my pimp codes" but as of now there isn't; so my name was registered first, and I have right to it even without a trademark. As for a "theme"? theres no way a company could control the theme of your website. That's just insane. They can't control the content of my site (unless you're using copyrighted material) and the can't get a copyright on a few lines of universal css/html. so unless your actual domain blatantly contains their trademark, you should be ok. And anyways, I asked "Tom" and he said they don't mind the code sites at all, since they only promote/add benefits to myspace, so unless it's conflicting with their business and name they won't come after your site; they'd just be shooting themselves in the foot,
hope that helps
 
choosing a domain name that didn't conflict with their trademark. "my" "pimp" and "codes" are all general terms and there's no way anyone could get a trademark on those said:
my space
your space
our space
are all very general terms :-)
 
right, and those (at least myspace) are trademarked.
 
simon said:
my space
your space
our space
are all very general terms :-)


windows
champion
cheer
apple

are also general terms... what is your point?
 
dnquest- I know you're like pretty much a genius when it comes to legal issues with websites, so am I right about what I said?
 
DNQuest's point is that general terms may be general terms, but they can also
be trademarked. And if they are, watch out. :-D
 
blah blah blah...my myspace names keep making me $$$$
 
my myspace names keep making me $$$$

But not much, right ;) Myspace typos CPM is like $5...
 
profecy said:
dnquest- I know you're like pretty much a genius when it comes to legal issues with websites, so am I right about what I said?

Genius?? heck no... Done countless hours of research and reading, then using common sense... yep.

as far as your question, yes you are correct, "myspace" is TMed
 
Thanks for all the responses , cool - so codes sites are acceptable with "tom"

Good to know
 
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