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Originally Posted by PR_Glen
i hope you aren't comparing giving away a service illegally to someone having a logo on their helmet...
I see cartoons and drawings of copyrwritten material all the time on goalies helmets, people buy the tee shirts because they like the player, not because they have 'Cujo' on their mask...
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Your previous comment implied that there had to be a financial benefit to merit a suit and I was trying to point out that is not the case. Granted, it was a poor example as copyright is very different from trademark.
The only example I can think of where a blatant trademark infringement is permissible is in the case of satire - and even then, it's a single time thing.