That's only interesting to say if you think the community's conclusion is contrary to reality.
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Pretty much always.
If you think there's merit here, I'd love to know why. This seems like a slam dunk for Let's Encrypt under US trademark law.
Your point may be clear enough, but not why you think that way. I'm really curious about why a company would do this. It looks to me like a completely boneheaded move. If you explained, maybe that would give some insight.