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AWCthreads last edited by

I'm not a business lawyer but has Moz been in the marketplace long enough to take issue with this?

Volusion's new mid-to-enterprise level eCommerce platform is http://www.mozu.com/
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vmialik @EGOL last edited by

Or push the limits a bit and go for moz.gov. Online marketing education for the central intelligence, and so forth...

Its edu, and .gov links that we are after ;D
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KeriMorgret last edited by

Thanks for letting us know. I have no idea if there is a problem with this or not, but I've passed it along to our legal team.
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AWCthreads last edited by

Exactly!

I wonder if Volusion called and asked if they could piggy-back?

If they had a partner page with Moz would the rel-canonical go to Rand?
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EGOL last edited by

It sounds like the Moz elearning site.

Maybe Rand can get Moz.edu?
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