The abandonment issue is real and at the heart of this[0].
To keep a trademark in the US, you must demonstrate that you still make and sell a product labeled with that mark.
Not only has Oracle never made or sold anything called JavaScript, they actually submitted a screenshot of Node.js as proof for their last filing. The inventor of Node.js is the person seeking abandonment in this suit.
[0] Source: I've been involved in three trademark disputes and lost one, won one, and neogtiated a free license for a third.
The abandonment issue is real and at the heart of this[0].
To keep a trademark in the US, you must demonstrate that you still make and sell a product labeled with that mark.
Not only has Oracle never made or sold anything called JavaScript, they actually submitted a screenshot of Node.js as proof for their last filing. The inventor of Node.js is the person seeking abandonment in this suit.
[0] Source: I've been involved in three trademark disputes and lost one, won one, and neogtiated a free license for a third.