Here's the problem: It's not a win, it's a default. No caselaw is made, nothing is established. Instead, Automattic gets pretty much whatever they ask the court for, but they may find it hard to actually enforce the judgement. Moreover, because it establishes no caselaw in the area, it's an empty judgement and certainly not a win.

If the defendant had come to court and argued a case, then it might be a win. As it is, it's like winning an argument on the internet.... you only win when the other person doesn't participate!