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ugh 1) trademark don't cover just exact matches 2) trademarks are in their own classes, you can't litigate across classes 3) common words are perfectly fine
by LoSboccacc 6y ago
ugh
1) trademark don't cover just exact matches
2) trademarks are in their own classes, you can't litigate across classes
3) common words are perfectly fine as trademarks, as long as commonly associated with a product
- nix23 6y ago>common words are perfectly fine as trademarks, as long as commonly associated with a product Yes exactly and Droid is NOT associated with a Smartphone-OS but Android is.
- LoSboccacc 6y agoit's as if you only read one point out of three and I'm out of charitable interpretations thus unable to further the discussion.