Fix trademark issues #515
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Fix trademark issues #515
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hjabird
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Co-authored-by: Maria Kraynyuk <[email protected]>
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I would suggest NOT changing the landing README file. The changes would make the table hard to interpret and inconsistent. |
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@nmishra31 I'd like to suggest split this PR on two parts: (1) fix trade mark issues and (2) any further changes. So (1) can be merged and the (2) with the commit Remove example output and make README more concise deserves a separate review. |
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Closing since it has been resolved internally. |
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Background:
There were trademark issues found in these README files, and this PR changes all these issues so that there are no trademark problems.