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I’m the original author. It happens a while back ago though. I never developed for Chrome again.
I didn't get the clear reasons my extension was taken down. It is a grand leap to what needs to be changed in order for the app to be compliant and in the same time not confusing existing users.
I specifically said in the article that it's not the takedown I had a problem with. But the total lack of support in solving the issues. If I'm not made aware of the rules, I can't fix anything. They specifically said I had to get back to the original complainant to get my app reinstated. That email address is a black hole. So there's nothing I can do.
I can't release it in the form it is now. I'm really ashamed of the code I wrote a few years back :).
If you're a developer there needs to be an explanation and a mediation if a conflict occurs. This is how business is handled everywhere. I am a developer that helps promote their business.
There is no where to call no where to write and to get a human on the other side. There is no appeal.
I was never told what to do or how to change it so that my users would still recognize it. Also changing its name in "Cleaner - For Facebook" was suggested (and accepted) for the Safari extension by the Safari Gallery Team.
If I don't know what I'm doing wrong, I can't fix it. This is not about TM infringement, but the total lack of communication by Google.
Thing is that they basically told me I can't do anything if the original complainant gives his go-ahead ... after 3 months of canned responses.
(I'm the author of the post).
I was never told what to do or how to change it so that my users would still recognize it. Also changing its name in "Cleaner - For Facebook" was suggested (and accepted) for the Safari extension by the Safari Gallery Team.
If I don't know what I'm doing wrong, I can't fix it. This is not about TM infringement, but the total lack of communication by Google.
Thing is that they basically told me I can't do anything if the original complainant gives his go-ahead ... after 3 months of canned responses.
I agree with your second point.
(I'm the author of the post).
If I don't know what I'm doing wrong, I can't fix it. This is not about TM infringement, but the total lack of communication by Google.
(I'm the author of the post).
(I'm the original author)