They are just salty because if “Lego” becomes a true noun, they won’t be able to trademark it anymore.
Just like Google is salty about “googling” becoming a verb.
I am not a lawyer, but I remember reading about this stuff, so I am like 70% confident it’s correct.
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u/nekoeuge Jul 30 '24
They are just salty because if “Lego” becomes a true noun, they won’t be able to trademark it anymore. Just like Google is salty about “googling” becoming a verb. I am not a lawyer, but I remember reading about this stuff, so I am like 70% confident it’s correct.