Probably AMA, it’s not like there’s anything related to Reddit in the name
And yet, Reddit trademarked the term.
Is there any way to invalidate their trademark if there’s proof that the term was used on AOL? Would be a fun way to fuck with them.
How does that work in the US? Since e.g. in the EU you can trademark everything and anything you like no questions asked almost. But it doesn’t mean anything if someone will dispute it. It doesn’t give you any rights or guarantees.
This isn’t my area of expertise, but I believe you trademark something by simply using it with disclaimer language/the ™ symbol to warn others to stay away, that it’s yours. The ® symbol is used if you’ve taken the step of officially registering it and it’s been reviewed/approved by the government, like with AMA, so it’s considered stronger.
And unlike patents/copyright, trademarks last forever as long as you keep using them.
Probably this: /c/ama@lemmy.world
“Lemmy Know”
I asked ChatGPT for an alternative and Question Me Anything sounded the best.
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“Query Quorum”
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“Inquire Within”
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“Probing Points”
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“Question Queue”
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“Ask Lemmy”
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“Whatcha Wanna Know”
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“Curiosity Corner”
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“Lemmy Enlighten You”
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“Seek and Tell”
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“Lemmy’s Insight Exchange”
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“Ask & Answer”
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“Question Time”
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“Query Session”
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“Inquiry Hour”
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“Lemmy Q&A”
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“Question Queue”
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“Ask Session”
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“Question Round”
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“Query Corner”
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“Question Us”
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“Question Me Anything” (QMA)
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“Ask Us Anything” (AUA)
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“Interrogate Me About Anything” (IMAA)
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“Probe Me Anything” (PMA)
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“Inquire Anything” (IA)
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“Query Anything” (QA)
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“Ask Any Question” (AAQ)
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“Pose Me Anything” (PMA)
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“Question Any Matter” (QAM)
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“Grill Me on Anything” (GMA)
Actually I also kinda like inquiry hour
ChatGPT might get you in trouble with the BBC on 12, considering that’s the name of one of their shows. :p
AMA?
What they gonna do? Sue a decentralised network that noone owns by it’s pure design?
