> we've seen a close competitor sign up for our SaaS service (using email addresses and names that clearly identify who they are)...
In general it's for sure very nice that a company doesn't try to hide its identity when having a look at the competition.
But maybe I'm being (again) too naive?
Question: might the use of official email addresses signal some prep work to prosecute (e.g. for a potential patent infringement)? Something like "this screenshot shows myself on behalf of company X being logged in on Y at W using functionality Z which is actually copyrighted by company X".
Just purely asking - maybe I have become too careful/suspicious of everything hehe :P
In general it's for sure very nice that a company doesn't try to hide its identity when having a look at the competition.
But maybe I'm being (again) too naive?
Question: might the use of official email addresses signal some prep work to prosecute (e.g. for a potential patent infringement)? Something like "this screenshot shows myself on behalf of company X being logged in on Y at W using functionality Z which is actually copyrighted by company X".
Just purely asking - maybe I have become too careful/suspicious of everything hehe :P