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I was at a keynote about 6 years ago where Brendan Eich said he thought it'd be indefensible as a trademark now too, though I must note it was just his opinion. That Oracle are now suddenly attempting to defend the trademark must mean something..


It may mean nothing more than that some Oracle lawyer is keeping busy, showing that they are pulling their weight.




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