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Hey @linuxfoundation@social.lfx.dev why are you sending takedowns on redbubble for generic Unix terms and project names you don't own?
It seems that the Linux Foundation has decided that both “systemd” and “segmentation fault” (lol?) are trademarked by them.
Every time somebody makes this argument about protecting a trademark, it comes from a completely non-professional/armchair, most importantly flawed, understanding (usually by listening to too many overly confident people on Reddit) of how trademarks work. Usually we see it when Nintendo fan boys rush to the defense of Nintendo’s anti-consumer behavior. 
If I am wrong, go ahead and explain why this needs to happen. Because all I see throughout your comment is “if if if.”
My comment contains “if” because, speaking from professional expertise, there is a good possibility this is happening because of either a legal agreement I don’t have insight into so I can’t comment on or because of incompetence. It could also be happening from malice which, imo, is the kind of SLAPP bullshit Nintendo is deservedly attacked for. I’m not trying fanboy anything here; I’m just saying we need more information for pitchforks. The Linux Foundation has my implicit assumption of positive intent (unlike, say, Nintendo), so I’m willing to wait and see what happened here before I start attacking The Linux Foundation for something we have a screenshot from Mastodon on.
If you believe my professional opinion is wrong, I would love to learn more about why.
Every time somebody makes this argument about protecting a trademark, it comes from a completely non-professional/armchair, most importantly flawed, understanding (usually by listening to too many overly confident people on Reddit) of how trademarks work. Usually we see it when Nintendo fan boys rush to the defense of Nintendo’s anti-consumer behavior. 
If I am wrong, go ahead and explain why this needs to happen. Because all I see throughout your comment is “if if if.”
My comment contains “if” because, speaking from professional expertise, there is a good possibility this is happening because of either a legal agreement I don’t have insight into so I can’t comment on or because of incompetence. It could also be happening from malice which, imo, is the kind of SLAPP bullshit Nintendo is deservedly attacked for. I’m not trying fanboy anything here; I’m just saying we need more information for pitchforks. The Linux Foundation has my implicit assumption of positive intent (unlike, say, Nintendo), so I’m willing to wait and see what happened here before I start attacking The Linux Foundation for something we have a screenshot from Mastodon on.
If you believe my professional opinion is wrong, I would love to learn more about why.