I should probably make it a habit to read my crazy train email account more than two times a week.
To answer some commonly asked questions, no, I am not "breaking the law" by having such a blog. Where do you think I live? Turkey? No offense to those who live in Turkey... not that you could read this anyway.
My crazy train logo, from what my lawyer friends tell me, doesn't infringe on any copyright. It may make a person look twice but that's because of the colour and I'm pretty sure GO Transit doesn't "own that green". I'm not even using the same green. If they've trademarked the colour, which I doubt as Coke, AT&T and IBM are the only companies I can think of who have trademarked their corporate colours, then I suppose I better shut this whole operation down.
Um, no.
But really, how does one enforce colour copyright? Can I trademark a rainbow? I've always been fond of blue.
As far as I know, people who work at GO Transit make up more of my readership than actual riders.
And no, I don't work there. I'm not telling you where I work.
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