Oldak Quill wrote:
I'm not sure I understand what the problem is here. A book has been published about how to contribute to Wikipedia and some are worrying about whether we should threaten them for using "Wikipedia" in the title?
Such a book could only help Wikipedia. Firefox became too concerned with their name and it's usage, and people stopped using it (Debian) - who does that help?
I think the goal was that the book would be released under a free license and not sold for profit, not simply to litigate willy-nilly.
At any rate, as has been said, fair use in U.S. trademark law covers this instance fully. The Foundation has no standing to force the publisher to do anything. You can read more about U.S. trademark law at [[United States trademark law]].