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Angela wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap=""> --- Jimmy Wales <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:jwales@bomis.com"><jwales@bomis.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">It is very poor form, at the very least,
for them to call themselves "A Wikipedia".
They may be a Wiki, they may be a Wiki Encyclopedia,
but they are not "A Wikipedia".
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<pre wrap=""><!---->I have some excellent news. After contacting the
Diagonal Media Group, the parent company of
PhatNav.com, they have replaced the claim that they
are "A Wikipedia" with a more appropriate title for
their pages. Wikipedia, and the Wikimedia Foundation,
are, of course, still linked to at the end of each
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Excellent news indeed - thank you for your work, Angela. At least on
this occasion, nobody will be able to say that we don't protect our
trademarks. There remain, of course, the questions of whether, when,
and where to register those trademarks, an issue I expect the board
will take up once it is fully constituted.<br>
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--Michael Snow<br>
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