Craigslist bullies unofficial blog over domain, trademarks

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Not everyone is fond of the flaky characters who make or respond to posts on craigslist, but the company itself has a fairly clean, people-friendly reputation. It's certainly not typically known for going on bullying sprees around the 'Net in an attempt to protect its own trademarks, ala Apple and the use of the word "pod" or, say, logos that also

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