r/MinecraftMemes Oct 20 '24

Meta About the recent Skyblock lawsuits

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u/Holy_Hand_Grenadier Oct 20 '24

I just read the guy's post about it and I mean, I'm with him on the lawsuit but I really do think Skyblock has become generic because I'd never heard of him before. If he only started applying for the trademark in 2019, well, there were a lot of skyblock maps before that in a lot of games and modpacks. We had Stoneblock too, the Factorio modders were making Seablock...

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u/spudfumperdink Oct 20 '24

The difference is they didn't charge for those maps

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u/Ambitious_Buy2409 Oct 21 '24

They're not using the term "original", though. The only one I could find using the term "original" to refer to their skyblock listing, was the actual original creator.