Dear Yahweh. That's...interesting. Also a little explicit in a minor way. Who would have thought this whole conversation was actually sexual innuendo? I mean besides all those people who make absolutely anything into innuendo.Izzil said:EDIT--Ha! Wiki 'edging' and see what possibility links you get.
Cpt_Oblivious said:Or..RikSharp said:lol, edgy edgerton edges edgily closer to the edged edge of edgyness.
Edgy Edge McEdgerton Edges Edgily Closer to the Edged Edge of Edgyness IV: The Edge of Edginess
I would consider you a very nice person if you would go in on this offer and ask his side of the story and post it here.johnman said:I emailed edge this morning witha link to the article you posted Shamus, along with all the replies.
I was suppirsed to get an answer at all, and heres the reply
Dear John
Thank you for contacting Edge. The information on the website in question is extremely inaccurate. Please do not believe what you read on such websites. If you have any questions for us, please do not hesitate to ask us.
Edge Games, Inc.
Its pretty standard stuff.
You know, it's one thing when he goes after bigger companies like Sony or Marvel, they at least have the ability to defend themselves with lawyers of their own. But going after the developer of Edge makes him akin to some highway robber jumping-out from behind the rocks as a poor beggar with a few alms in his cup shambles past.Specter_ said:Langdell should sue Wikipedia.
The last paragraph of the "EDGE Game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDGE_Games]" contains a total of 13 "Edge"'s...
In addition, Edge has been a plaintiff in lawsuits with New World Computing over their title Planet's Edge, Marvel Entertainment over their titles Cutting Edge, Double Edge, and Over the Edge, Sony Entertainment over their Playstation Edge, Edge Tech Corporation over their "The Edge" hardware, and John Coates over his EdgeGamers online community. Edge's website also claims that the movie The Edge was released under license from Edge Gaming, though it isn't clear what, if any, involvement Edge or Langdell had in creating or producing the movie.
Millions are to be made!
For each one of those, Tim loses a bit of self-esteem. And that makes me smile.dogstile said:i'll bet that half the people who have replied so far don't have a clue who Tim is
In my book it's the same thing: it's bullshit.WhiteTigerShiro said:You know, it's one thing when he goes after bigger companies like Sony or Marvel, they at least have the ability to defend themselves with lawyers of their own. But going after the developer of Edge makes him akin to some highway robber jumping-out from behind the rocks as a poor beggar with a few alms in his cup shambles past.Specter_ said:Langdell should sue Wikipedia.
The last paragraph of the "EDGE Game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDGE_Games]" contains a total of 13 "Edge"'s...
In addition, Edge has been a plaintiff in lawsuits with New World Computing over their title Planet's Edge, Marvel Entertainment over their titles Cutting Edge, Double Edge, and Over the Edge, Sony Entertainment over their Playstation Edge, Edge Tech Corporation over their "The Edge" hardware, and John Coates over his EdgeGamers online community. Edge's website also claims that the movie The Edge was released under license from Edge Gaming, though it isn't clear what, if any, involvement Edge or Langdell had in creating or producing the movie.
Millions are to be made!
The only problem is that the local sheriff in this little scenario is backing-up the highway robber.
He isn't protecting shit. His "company" is nothing but a front that lets him sue people for easy money because the way our government is set up lets him get away with it. Seriously, just look at their homepage [http://www.edgegames.com/]. Tell me that it looks like a real business, and keep a straight face while doing it. They're even trying to tell you that they have a comic book series for fuck's sake. Never mind that the first comic cover is blatantly a photo shopped Dare Devil cover (the other three don't look familiar, but they look kinda like The Comedian).Specter_ said:In my book it's the same thing: it's bullshit.WhiteTigerShiro said:You know, it's one thing when he goes after bigger companies like Sony or Marvel, they at least have the ability to defend themselves with lawyers of their own. But going after the developer of Edge makes him akin to some highway robber jumping-out from behind the rocks as a poor beggar with a few alms in his cup shambles past.Specter_ said:Langdell should sue Wikipedia.
The last paragraph of the "EDGE Game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDGE_Games]" contains a total of 13 "Edge"'s...
In addition, Edge has been a plaintiff in lawsuits with New World Computing over their title Planet's Edge, Marvel Entertainment over their titles Cutting Edge, Double Edge, and Over the Edge, Sony Entertainment over their Playstation Edge, Edge Tech Corporation over their "The Edge" hardware, and John Coates over his EdgeGamers online community. Edge's website also claims that the movie The Edge was released under license from Edge Gaming, though it isn't clear what, if any, involvement Edge or Langdell had in creating or producing the movie.
Millions are to be made!
The only problem is that the local sheriff in this little scenario is backing-up the highway robber.
Yes, he has the trademark and he's trying to "protect" it. But he should never have gotten a tm on "Edge". On "EDGE Games", sure. But not on the word "edge"...
So it's not just his fault, because he's a douchebag, but the departments as well, who gave him that tm.
Thank you Shamus. Or Travis.Syntax Error said:Shamus, Idemandask nicely that you slam Tim Langdell some more in this comic at some point. It WILL be hilarious.
He seems to have blocked my email. I will try gaiin when I've sobered up.Monocle Man said:I would consider you a very nice person if you would go in on this offer and ask his side of the story and post it here.johnman said:I emailed edge this morning witha link to the article you posted Shamus, along with all the replies.
I was suppirsed to get an answer at all, and heres the reply
Dear John
Thank you for contacting Edge. The information on the website in question is extremely inaccurate. Please do not believe what you read on such websites. If you have any questions for us, please do not hesitate to ask us.
Edge Games, Inc.
Its pretty standard stuff.
Then notify me to be sure I get it =)
Though I do not believe is Shamus is telling us lies, it's always nice to see such people word their deeds.
He payed money for the trademark, the trademark was approved, so he has the legal right (I think even the obligation, in case he doesn't want to lose it) to sue the shit out of people infringing it.WhiteTigerShiro said:He isn't protecting shit. His "company" is nothing but a front that lets him sue people for easy money because the way our government is set up lets him get away with it. Seriously, just look at their homepage [http://www.edgegames.com/]. Tell me that it looks like a real business, and keep a straight face while doing it. They're even trying to tell you that they have a comic book series for fuck's sake. Never mind that the first comic cover is blatantly a photo shopped Dare Devil cover (the other three don't look familiar, but they look kinda like The Comedian).Specter_ said:In my book it's the same thing: it's bullshit.WhiteTigerShiro said:You know, it's one thing when he goes after bigger companies like Sony or Marvel, they at least have the ability to defend themselves with lawyers of their own. But going after the developer of Edge makes him akin to some highway robber jumping-out from behind the rocks as a poor beggar with a few alms in his cup shambles past.Specter_ said:Langdell should sue Wikipedia.
The last paragraph of the "EDGE Game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDGE_Games]" contains a total of 13 "Edge"'s...
In addition, Edge has been a plaintiff in lawsuits with New World Computing over their title Planet's Edge, Marvel Entertainment over their titles Cutting Edge, Double Edge, and Over the Edge, Sony Entertainment over their Playstation Edge, Edge Tech Corporation over their "The Edge" hardware, and John Coates over his EdgeGamers online community. Edge's website also claims that the movie The Edge was released under license from Edge Gaming, though it isn't clear what, if any, involvement Edge or Langdell had in creating or producing the movie.
Millions are to be made!
The only problem is that the local sheriff in this little scenario is backing-up the highway robber.
Yes, he has the trademark and he's trying to "protect" it. But he should never have gotten a tm on "Edge". On "EDGE Games", sure. But not on the word "edge"...
So it's not just his fault, because he's a douchebag, but the departments as well, who gave him that tm.
He isn't protecting a damn thing. He's just robbing a poor man who had a great idea for an innovative new video game because he had the misfortune of naming that game based on the single word in the English Dictionary that happened to let Langdell sue him.
That might be a good idea, yes.johnman said:He seems to have blocked my email. I will try gaiin when I've sobered up.Monocle Man said:I would consider you a very nice person if you would go in on this offer and ask his side of the story and post it here.johnman said:I emailed edge this morning witha link to the article you posted Shamus, along with all the replies.
I was suppirsed to get an answer at all, and heres the reply
Dear John
Thank you for contacting Edge. The information on the website in question is extremely inaccurate. Please do not believe what you read on such websites. If you have any questions for us, please do not hesitate to ask us.
Edge Games, Inc.
Its pretty standard stuff.
Then notify me to be sure I get it =)
Though I do not believe is Shamus is telling us lies, it's always nice to see such people word their deeds.