> > Actually, Reddit account names can't be trademark infringement. They're user names
> on
> > a website. They're not trademarks.
>
> "Unauthorized use of third party trademarks on a social media site may lead to legal
> liability for trademark infringement, dilution or unfair competition. While, in
> certain circumstances, it may be a permissible “fair use” to refer to a company and
> its product or service in a product review, blog, or status posting, it is not
> permissible to use the trademarks of others to create a false impression of
> endorsement, affiliation or sponsorship."
>
>
> I would say that your account failed on "it is not permissible to use the trademarks
> of others to create a false impression of endorsement, affiliation or sponsorship."
Bullshit. In no way did it give an impression of endorsement or affiliation. In fact, the posts specifically said "I compiled," not "MAMEdev has released." I never said I had any official connection to MAME. In fact, almost every affiliated social media account is something along the lines of "TheReal[Trademark]" for this exact reason.
Whatever. Water under the bridge.
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