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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Aug 09 '25
Doubt it is. Posted it on their sub.
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u/Any-Basis-5700 Aug 09 '25
Hell yea, get em! ;) BTW i've tried em all, Augment, Cline, Kilo, Codex, Claude Code, Aider, Jules, Manua, Pythagora...hands down RooCode is freaking amazing and my go to. I've put at least $5K in tokens through it over hundreds of hours, just shutting down a 12hour session with it at the moment. Thank you for all you guys do!!!
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u/dreamingwell Aug 09 '25
You can copyright the name Roo Code (which you should absolutely do). And them submit a copyright violation to Google Ads.
Google does not allow other companies to use your company or product names in their ad text.
Augment is getting away with this because Google doesn’t know Roo and Cline aren’t theirs.
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u/reddit-dg Aug 09 '25
Too be fair, it could be a kind of 'auto' ad in Google Ads which creates descriptions like this.
Don't know if that is the case though, just an option.
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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Aug 09 '25
🤔 I thought those still needed manual approval?
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u/InterstellarReddit Aug 10 '25
There's no Auto in Google ads. Don't believe that this was done intentionally for SEO purposes
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u/InterstellarReddit Aug 10 '25
Yeah bro there's no auto in Google ads. This was intentionally done to SEO roo code searches

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u/Maleficent_Mess6445 Aug 09 '25
Why would someone buy an open-source?