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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Let's focus on one of the best examples: DJ Burns Jr. This guy is wonderful. Not
"Why not us?" became our slogan on flags, banners, shirts, and chanted everywhere throughout Wolfpack nation.
> I recognize that "Why not us?" was first used by [NC Central in ESPN's docuseries The Undefeated](https://espnpressroom.com/us/press-releases/2021/02/why-not-us-north-carolina-central-university-mens-basketball-from-executive-producers-chris-paul-stephen-a-smith-to-debut-as-part-of-new-the-undefeated-on-espn/). This phrase itself isn't something that copyright law can cover as far as I'm aware since it's too generic by itself. It's why you cannot copyright a slogan like "We sell the best today" but "BestBuy" has their logo trademarked. One is just using common words, the other is using particular words/styles that are registered to only be used by the company. Anyways, I think it's always good to respect and recognize attribution and if anything else
> I recognize that "Why not us?" was first used by [NC Central in ESPN's docuseries The Undefeated](https://espnpressroom.com/us/press-releases/2021/02/why-not-us-north-carolina-central-university-mens-basketball-from-executive-producers-chris-paul-stephen-a-smith-to-debut-as-part-of-new-the-undefeated-on-espn/). This phrase itself isn't something that copyright law can cover as far as I'm aware since it's too generic by itself. It's why you cannot copyright a slogan like "We sell the best today" but "BestBuy" has their logo trademarked. One is just using common words, the other is using particular words/styles that are registered to only be used by the company. Anyways, I think it's always good to respect and recognize the original source to attribute.
<!-- {{< figure src="/images/bestbuylogo.png" title="BestBuy" alt="BestBuy Logo" >}} -->