@bbrv

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(though Bolton is still owed money and has an outstanding judgment).

Isn't there a website floating around showing some of the amounts of money you owe to people out there? Maybe you should be mowing some lawns to get extra money, instead of playing on the forums, to get these people the cash you owe them?

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bbrv wrote: @Amiga Inc. legal question: the current Amiga, Inc. of Delaware seems to have become more aggressive and restrictive on their IP claims, and they apparently have money to spend on law firms (though Bolton is still owed money and has an outstanding judgment). In the meanwhile, the Amiga trademark has become very weak.

Oh, the important part is next:
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Many patents have expired and a German court has already ruled that no exclusive rights to the OS went out of Commodore. Not to mention here are legal licensees from that time period, but that is enough for now. We will cover the rest in the questions... R&B

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Removed 2 sentences/tomazkid

From TOS:
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Troll: Trolls show no respect for other people's opinions and deliberately crafts messages to provoke others with the intention of wasting their time and energy or just to cause anger and confrontations. There is no point in arguing with them; their minds are made up. Ignore them, and report the posts immediately to an Amigaworld Team Member.

@Atheist
I asked the participants in this thread to calm down earlier, that goes for you as well. /tomazkid

Last edited by tomazkid on 08-Sep-2006 at 10:00 PM.

@bbrv

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the current Amiga, Inc. of Delaware seems to have become more aggressive and restrictive on their IP claims, and they apparently have money to spend on law firms (though Bolton is still owed money and has an outstanding judgment). In the meanwhile, the Amiga trademark has become very weak. Many patents have expired and a German court has already ruled that no exclusive rights to the OS went out of Commodore. Not to mention there are legal licensees from that time period, but that is enough for now. We will cover the rest in the questions...

Now, this have sense with the answers of bill

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