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[skip ci] They also use TM (i.e not registered), but tat seems wrong in this case. FYI: I thought conversely TM right for Python.jl, but that's for the logo only. There's a discussion about registering that package, pointing to this one as precedent (while also thought the name here not ideal...). ® is maybe not required for Python (in that case), but might be best to be on the safe side, here I think we really want o be right: https://se.mathworks.com/company/aboutus/policies_statements/trademarks.html
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MATLAB also uses in some cases TM (i.e not registered), but that seems wrong in this case.
FYI: I thought conversely TM right for Python.jl, but that's for the logo only. There's a discussion about registering that package, pointing to this one as precedent (while also thought the name here not ideal...). ® is maybe not required for Python (in that case), but might be best to be on the safe side, here I think we really want o be right:
https://se.mathworks.com/company/aboutus/policies_statements/trademarks.html
JuliaRegistries/General#30700