I think she’s using it mockingly.

Eh. She had that one coming. Target someone’s genitals unprovoked, your own are fair game. Plus, she used the most patriarchal set of insults ever, so the fact he used the same standards back is kinda not a surprise.

Damn it! I thought the files on my days as a taxi driver were sealed!

I never say this about fashion anymore, mostly because it doesn’t really deserve it anymore, but... Some of these are simply amazing.

What happens if he wins?

Cosmo isn’t porn?

I can’t help but wonder what Hunter S. Thompson would make of all this.

Grats to her!

Actually, the reservations tend to not have as much of a problem with cultural appropriation and people outside them trying to represent them positively as people think they do. Johnny Depp, for his role in the Lone Ranger, is an honorary member of the Native American tribe he had advising him for the role because of…

I am sorry for their loss, and very sorry this happened.

Well, she definitely kept abreast of the titillating outfits worn by the stars.

I seriously doubt they’re limiting it to just developers who agree to the terms, given the lack of limitations in what you can upload at current. I’ve already checked that out a bit.

Heard that before. Seen companies sued before when it turned out they didn’t. You’ll have to excuse me if I wait and see on this one.

Well, this took less time than I thought. I thought we had at least two days before this happened.

You can copyright a logo or brand name if it’s sufficiently unique enough. That’s why some brand names have both the indicator for a copyright and the indicator for a trademark next to them when presented in fine print.

It’s called legitimacy of control, as GunFlame pointed out, and it can be lost. This comes up a lot in the world; it’s why it is that “frisbee” is a generic term and not just a brand name. It doesn’t just happen with brand names, either, but it’s most common there.

Hopefully, they’ve at least notified the video game companies ahead of time.

The system has already gone live, and Steam’s ToS don’t include that global agreement. In fact, under the current Steam ToS, receiving payment for mods is not allowed.

Technically? None. Most copyright law isn’t actually written by lawmakers.

Which isn’t actually legal, the last time I heard anything about it.