jodoglevy

Hi all. I'm working on an idea and it requires trust. So I have a public git repo where my source code goes, and my web site deployments pick up the source from there. However, I am worried people will just think "ok, this source looks safe, but how do I know your service is using this source and not a slightly modified malicious version?"

I know with client software they can use a checksum to check this, but is there some way to do this for a web site?

I recently published an app in the Windows 8 App Store, an unofficial client for the PlentyOfFish dating website. The app is called ManyFish and clearly states in the app description: "Requires a PlentyOfFish account. PlentyOfFish℠ services are operated by Plentyoffish Media Inc. This app and its creators are NOT affiliated with Plentyoffish Media Inc."

I received this email from PlentyOfFish at my app's support email address. Am I really infringing PlentyOfFish's trademarks here? What should I do? The full email was too large to post here so you can read it instead on PasteBin: http://pastebin.com/QTC7X9MR

Would love to hear people's opinions.