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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. "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" >}} --> <!-- {{< figure src="/images/bestbuylogo.png" title="BestBuy" alt="BestBuy Logo" >}} -->