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if i was to make a parody of a very well known website/company

could i get my arse kicked?

someone told me about parody laws which gave me a good read
but since i rebooted i cannot find the link


i just dont want to get in trouble with THE richest person in the world }:>
 
LoL, if you wanna b safe, i wouldnt.

But I dont htink youll have a problem.

NOTE: I am FAR from a lawyer.
 
i think ill just use it for traffic :)
 
whats the name?

Parody sites get very high on google...
 
i wouldnt touch it, infact, I may ask you registrar to delete it.

But it would be a good name to put a parody on..

Too bad its TM infinging..

BillGates.com would b fine, wouldnt it?
lol
 
Decisions have cut against the registrant where the domain itself does not contain criticism or a parody (i.e. microsoftsucks.com). What you have is a typo and any parody may appear as a contrived attempt to create a legitimate interest in the name.
 
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