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If a web site has a legal name and abbreate the name? - melfguod - 04-08-2014 07:11 PM And it is offensive to some people or groups of people, can they be held liable and forced to not use the abbreviation ? ie. "Jump and paw" = JAP. - Jake - 04-08-2014 07:16 PM You mean Jewish-American Princess, that particular abbreviation and it's Asian meaning is not a terribly powerful slur, due to the multiple possible meanings I doubt legal action can be taken against that particular example, though the politically incorrect name probably is bad business. I see JAP.com is owned by someone in Japan and has been inactive for perhaps 9 months. |