@Shades team:
Kirby - Intellectual property of: Nintendo Co., Ltd. 11-1 Hokotate-cho Kamitoba, Minami-ku, Kyoto 601-8501, Japan,
Trade mark registered in secotors: Spoiler, click to toggle visibilty
Television game sets; program memory cartridges for television game sets; controllers for television games sets; electronic amusement apparatus adapted for use with television receivers or with video display units; program memory cartridges for electronic amusement apparatus adapted for use with television receivers or with video display units; video game machines; program memory cartridges for video game machines; video game machines adapted for use with displays; program memory cartridges for video game machines adapted for use with displays; electronic amusement apparatus adapted for use with displays; program memory cartridges for electronic amusement apparatus adapted for use with displays; hand-held video game apparatus; program memory cartridges for hand-held video game apparatus; joy sticks for the aforesaid goods; controller for video game machines; computer programs; floppy disks; semiconductor memories; magnetic disk recording and reproducing apparatus; optical disk recording and reproducing apparatus; computers; memory cartridges on which (computer) programs are stored; batteries; battery adapters; disk drives; programming apparatus and display apparatus, all for use with computer amusement apparatus and pinball machines, all being coin-operated or counter-operated; programs for the aforesaid game sets, games, machines and apparatus, all recorded on memory cartridges, magnetic tapes, disks including magnetic disks and optical disks, IC-cards (integrated circuit-cards), microchips, electronic circuits and cassettes for use therewith; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods; data input keyboards; facsimile transmission apparatus; television receiving sets; voice frequency transmission apparatus; television receiving sets; voice frequency transmission apparatus; sound and video records; sound and video recording and reproducing apparatus and instruments.
Therefore, looking at copyright law - yes, you did break it. Code is your intellectual property indeed, but character visualization not.
@anthonygamer:
It's not about using particular word. It's about being offensive using any public medium.
@Valodim:
You didn't understand the issue. Issue was about problem with naming-conventions between 2 Polish portals, not about warehousing in first place. Because our competitors had no true arguments, they have decided to write here, and blame us on international scene.
The issue was internal only, and stupid warehousing accusation was the last thing they could do.
The thing about Poles stealing cars is rasist and retarded. Frankly I'm not surprised with your intellectual level.
Edit:
I'm really not here to argue, so forgive me being rude, but you have no right writing sh*t like that.