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In fact, our legal team had previously sent infringement notifications to S2 Games over their usage of what we believed to be IceFrog's content. I was told that S2 Games was asked to remove all DOTA content altogether, and that because of this, we would have the rights to DOTA content
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I like things that make me feel stupid. - Ken Levine
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Defence of the Ancients Allstars was a Warcraft III mod. Now, Valve is trying to trademark the name. That doesn't sit very well with Blizzard, the developers of Warcraft III.
"To us, that means that you're really taking it away from the Blizzard and Warcraft III community and that just doesn't seem the right thing to do," Blizzard's Rob Pardo told Eurogamer.
"[We feel] a little bit of confusion, to be honest. Certainly, DOTA came out of the Blizzard community... It just seems a really strange move to us that Valve would go off and try to exclusively trademark the term considering it's something that's been freely available to us and everyone in the Warcraft III community up to this point."
"Valve is usually so pro mod community. It's such a community company that it just seems like a really strange move to us... I really don't understand why [they would do it], to be honest."
link http://www.strategyinformer.com/news/9635/valve-dota-trademark-doesnt-seem-right-or-pro-mod-says-pardo
pretty much has LoL's stand on it.
another thing that comes to my attention, according to EULA whenever you make something using the map editor, you automatically transfer your rights to it to Blizzard. And they had to agree to the EULA.
Defence of the Ancients Allstars was a Warcraft III mod. Now, Valve is trying to trademark the name. That doesn't sit very well with Blizzard, the developers of Warcraft III.
"To us, that means that you're really taking it away from the Blizzard and Warcraft III community and that just doesn't seem the right thing to do," Blizzard's Rob Pardo told Eurogamer.
"[We feel] a little bit of confusion, to be honest. Certainly, DOTA came out of the Blizzard community... It just seems a really strange move to us that Valve would go off and try to exclusively trademark the term considering it's something that's been freely available to us and everyone in the Warcraft III community up to this point."
"Valve is usually so pro mod community. It's such a community company that it just seems like a really strange move to us... I really don't understand why [they would do it], to be honest."
link http://www.strategyinformer.com/news/9635/valve-dota-trademark-doesnt-seem-right-or-pro-mod-says-pardo
pretty much has LoL's stand on it.
another thing that comes to my attention, according to EULA whenever you make something using the map editor, you automatically transfer your rights to it to Blizzard. And they had to agree to the EULA.
I like things that make me feel stupid. - Ken Levine
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