Others think Charles must desist altogether.
After all, cease and desist orders are nothing new in the entertainment industry, and it's completely understandable why a creator would want to protect themselves from having their property stolen, or for another party to profited from without approval.
You hear about the three or four kids in a dorm room who are tinkering around with an idea, then suddenly, they get slammed with one of these completely vague cease-and-desist letters from a place they've never heard of, citing patents they didn't know existed.
While we're here, and before the OUYE disappears completely under a mountain of cease-and-desist paperwork, or simply isn't backed enough (come on, people), let's take a quick look at some other fantastic Chinese "tributes" to games consoles past.
We've seen some ballsy knock-offs coming out of China over the years, but this one's balls are particularly brassy". While we're here, and before the OUYE disappears completely under a mountain of cease-and-desist paperwork, or simply isn't backed enough (come on, people), let's take a quick look at some other fantastic Chinese "tributes" to games consoles past.
Their solution is a grass-roots campaign to force the company to cease and desist, and Bill Haney's furious documentary, "The Last Mountain," is completely on board.
He wrote on Facebook, "It is completely false, and a disingenuous argument to boot; they should cease and desist immediately comparing the federal RFRA of 1993 to their present, misguided law".
Collins claims the story is completely false, according to TMZ, which says the actress sent a cease and desist letter to Jones and her publisher, Simon & Schuster, demanding the passage be excised.
