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Even if I had trademarked the name in relation to Bitcoin, I don't it would've mattered. They're walking all over the criminal law, they sure as hell aren't going to care about IP/trademark law. I'm going to have to think about what to do to distinguish my program from that.
I don't think it's a big deal. Your name is fine, so is theirs. It makes sense in both situations for different reasons.
Except for that part about US FBI/DEA/ATF agents who want to learn more about "The Armory" and keep ending up at my site, wondering if there's a connection. It shouldn't matter, but I suspect it's not trivial.
If those guys are that inept, let them raid you and then sue for damages after they realize the glaring mistake they made.
I like stability and consistency in my life. It's not always about just being right. Dealing with that would be quite a disruption to my development plans. Unless I can get them to "settle" by donating $10,000 to my crowdfunding campaign
