a question about copycats

[kniferbro]

I will abstain from this conversation, although I drive a model T, and stayed at a holiday Inn last night.


Russ

The 2017 Model T's look spiffy!

 

[pinnah]

Designs are patterns and available for use unless they're either patentable or trademarked.

 

[craytab]

Here we go again, the bottom line, 99.9999999 percent of the human population don't give a rats a$$ one way or another, and yes I'm with the majority on this one.

Then you are in the wrong place. This forum's policy is clear on this subject. Its even stated in th rules:thumbup:

 

[davek14]

[video=youtube;jHr7xGvDBmY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHr7xGvDBmY[/video]

 

[marcinek]

Then you are in the wrong place. This forum's policy is clear on this subject. Its even stated in th rules:thumbup:

And Spark just made it patently, crystal clear.

 

[CARRERA50]

I do not like, buy, use or condone COPIES of any knife design. I bought a SanRenMu 710 a few years ago just to see what all the fuss was about and, after careful comparison with my CRK small Classic Sebbie, concluded that although
design similarities are present, it is not a COPY of anything. There is a difference between shared design and outright theft but that line, apparently, is blurry for some.
This topic has been beaten to death, resurrected, beaten again and then burned on these forums so many times that I have lost count. We all know what Ganzo is up to with its Axis clone but if some fool thinks he's going to get
something good for nearly nothing that is his problem, not mine. He will either learn or move on.
This consistent preaching to the choir is as boring as it is repetitious. At the end of the day, ain't gonna change a damn thing.