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twitter.com/DanielMicay/st GitLab reversed this decision and ended up releasing the GrapheneOS name from the name squatter. They don't act upon issues like impersonation of a project but they do have a policy to release names that are being squatted and ended up doing that for us.
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GitLab cares as much about people impersonating an open source project or organization as GoDaddy. By that, I mean they don't care at all and won't do anything unless ordered to do so by a court. Pretty sad how much better LinkedIn and GitHub have been about dealing with this.
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We've succeeded in resolving these kinds of issues with LinkedIn, GitLab and matrix.org now.
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has yet to do anything to address their involvement in the ongoing attacks on the project, despite it clearly being malicious behavior:
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Copperhead registered the grapheneos.ca and grapheneos.net domains and redirected them to their site. I had my lawyer intervene and those redirects are now removed but they still have the domains. It's yet another example of their desperate attempts to harm us.
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