That internet website’s name infringes on the LessWrong trademark. That is bad. Humans should be more respectful of intellectual property rights, so that Pareto-efficient ideas will be discovered and instantiated.
I suppose that if nobody confuses your site with official LessWrong internet webstes, there should be no problem.
By my last sentence, I just mean that you need respect for intellectual property in order to get the Pareto-optimal level of investment in ideas, and so you should be respectful of such claims.
Guy’s blog eachdaylesswrong.blogspot.com/ may also provide more evidence (let me know if you don’t want the link here).
That internet website’s name infringes on the LessWrong trademark. That is bad. Humans should be more respectful of intellectual property rights, so that Pareto-efficient ideas will be discovered and instantiated.
I did not think of that. Is it a problem worth fixing? I’m not sure what you mean by your last sentence.
I suppose that if nobody confuses your site with official LessWrong internet webstes, there should be no problem.
By my last sentence, I just mean that you need respect for intellectual property in order to get the Pareto-optimal level of investment in ideas, and so you should be respectful of such claims.