Who cares, though. There's only one reason I can see them suing NCSoft over this: as a required, protective action, because if you don't protect your trademarks, you risk losing them.
This doesn't require a lawsuit, though. All it requires is a legal and formal agreement between two parties, and if Marvel wouldn't require boneheaded stipulations, then it'd be easy.
Conclusion: Marvel's legal department is collectively being a bonehead, and thus is already setting the company on the path of ruin. A boycott doesn't cause that, it's a result of that.
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Date: 2004-11-15 06:21 pm (UTC)This doesn't require a lawsuit, though. All it requires is a legal and formal agreement between two parties, and if Marvel wouldn't require boneheaded stipulations, then it'd be easy.
Conclusion: Marvel's legal department is collectively being a bonehead, and thus is already setting the company on the path of ruin. A boycott doesn't cause that, it's a result of that.