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All Acacia wants is money. They really have _no_ legal ground. They came after me and I had my attorney respond.
We wrote them, they wrote back, my attorney responded, and since then they have dropped it. I suggest to anyone who is being pursued by them that you merely respond and are clear about your desire to actually go to court and fight it, it is likely that they will move on and not pursue you.
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When you think about the size of the companies that have already signed, the quote above doesn't make much sense. Maybe the lady in the quote above was deemed too small for Acacia to bother with? I doubt it was because she was willing to put up a legal fight. Charly - maybe you could follow up with her and ask her exactly what her attorney wrote to Acacia that made her feel like they don't have interest in her anymore.
Of course the companies that have signed could have other reasons for signing rather than fighting.
If the big guys wanted to put up a fight, they knew perfectly well where ground zero was (IMPA / Far-L / Spike etc).
After the shock of hearing on GFY from the IMPA that they have recieved
NO DONATIONS from larger players in this industry, I am starting to form my own opinion that this becoming more of a welcome play (by some) for industry consolidation.
We need Ninjas. Lots of Ninjas.
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h34r: :eninja:
Last edited by goBigtime at Oct 13 2003, 06:03 AM