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Even if so, the point of blinding is that it's not the brand per se, but the actual design. And unless they have intellectual property defending the design, the
by jessriedel 9y ago
Even if so, the point of blinding is that it's not the brand per se, but the actual design. And unless they have intellectual property defending the design, there should be nothing keeping a competitor from copying it.
- janekm 9y agoThe problem may be the copying. If what the cheap brands do is copying the expensive brands while trying to subtly change it to avoid getting sued (trade dress/copyright/design patent), the changes are likely to make the design worse in some way.