pglewis
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Ok, good point! [...]
Then again, I could be entirely off base and the WCA is already a few steps ahead of us
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Ok, good point! [...]
Is this really as big a deal as everybody is making it? What will happen if Rubik's wins?
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff respectfully demands judgment against Defendant as follows:
E. Ordering Defendant to deliver to Plaintiff for destruction or other disposition all remaining inventory of all infringing products, including all advertisements, promotional and marketing materials therefore, as well as means of making same.
Wow that sat for a while.When is the actual trial happening?
Great point! Rubiks didn't design the Pyraminx.This does only affect 3x3s as far as I can tell. There is no mention of 2x2 or big cubes.
Why aren't they suing SpeedCubeShop?
I wish there was a way for us to have a say... I feel it's unlikely that the Cubicle will 'win' this case, what ever that entails. Hopefully Rubik's will stop at this, and not try to push law suits like this for cubes all the way up to 5x5's. If they do, we might see an influx in not only price and rarity of cubes but overseas orders getting held by customs. My first cube order from Amazon was a OP Dayan and that was detained by customs. I can only hope that Rubik's doesn't move on to other US stores like SCS or CubeDepot.
Which fate might that be?I am doubtful that they will win, at least not outright. Either way, the fate of theCubicle is almost certainly the fate of all other US-based cube stores.
He means no matter that happens, because it will set a precedent for the case. If they lose, others cubestore a will too, but if they win, other cube stores would winWhich fate might that be?
Ah, I see. Well, if they don't lose outright, that will be a glimmer of hope at least.He means no matter that happens, because it will set a precedent for the case. If they lose, others cubestore a will too, but if they win, other cube stores would win
In fairness, @DMCubing 's boycott solution is actually pretty good if it could be implemented. Which makes me wonder: are any Gans-sponsored cubers dropping their sponsorships over this? I've got to imagine that Gans sells enough non-rubik's-branded puzzles through US shops that they can't be on board with this? I don't imagine that they have much say, but maybe it would be worthwhile to boycott Gans as well, unless they drop the partnership or rubik's drops the lawsuit? I get the impression that the RSC is kind of Erno Rubik's pet project, it may be that pressure on Gans would induce Erno Rubik to use what little influence he has on the company that bears his name.
@Teoidus I understand being frustrated, but please. @DMCubing has arguably done more with his work and tutorials on magnetic cubes to advance hardware in the last few years than probably anyone other than Chris Tran. A little respect is due on that front even if he weren't trying to deal in a mature, level-headed way with a really frustrating development in the cubing community (which he is).
I know this is crazy. I could not imagine anyone ordering a cube thinking it was rubiks brand, recieving a Cubicle Gan air sm and getting sad that its not a rubiks brand.Lol points 24, 25, and 26. Actually is this lolable?
Also what even
Hopefully Phil's years at law school will be able to help him out.
For some reason me tootfw you kinda want the cubicle to lose the lawsuit just for the memes![]()
If speedcubes perform so well and people think the company is related to Rubik's doesn't that boost their reputation not harm it?Just ran across this little nugget; the document was dated yesterday.
https://www.bloomberglaw.com/public...Enterprises_LLC_Docket_No_117cv078?1507841795
Thoughts?