tunnckoCore

i have no idea who you are, or what the rage is about, and this is the last I am going to say about this: 1) we have owned Helium trademarks for close to a decade. whether people like it or not, you *can* trademark elements in a periodic table, or air, or water, or oxygen, or fruits, or rainforests, or inventors last names, or any other word you like *for a specific use in a specific industry* 2) when a new company uses the name Helium for something that looks or sounds like "Connectivity services, namely, providing telecommunication connectivity services for data transfer from device-to-device, device-to-Internet, device-to-group, and Internet-to-device via radio, Internet, and wireless connections" we actually have to respond, otherwise our trademark ownership is weakened 3) that does not necessarily mean we are going to sue anyone, or that there aren't reasonable outcomes. we have co-existence agreements with other Helium's for exactly this reason. it is purely logistics and process 4) pretty much all things Helium on the internet (.com, GitHub, X, YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, whatever) belong to us. it is not crazy to expect confusion here 5) i am a huge OSS and privacy advocate. i'm sure the Helium browser is a great piece of software and the developer is a wonderful person trying to do good things. none of this is personal

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