07-18-2006, 08:58 AM
llegent Wrote:Moreover, Booble's web site is an adult search engine, not 'a pornographic site,' as referred to in your letter. In fact, entering the terms "porn" and "sex" in the Google search engine return 98,400,000 hits and 269,000,000 hits, respectively, while entering these same terms in the Booble adult search engine return 268 hits and 291 hits, respectively.
haha that's very funny. I always knew google.com was a porn site!
It's amazing how when companies grow, they all seem to become intent on filing legal cases (particularly against trade mark dillution), in even the most extreme cases. Free Speech and parody always seems to take a backseat. Al Gore wrote to ICANN once about their ByLaws, saying that it is very important that they consider the right to parody when drafting the UDRP.. I don't know what happened to that idea!
Booble must have had a good legal team to write that up for them. It's very impressive.