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Wacky for sure. :) Not so helpful, though: one of the primary reasons for trademarks is to identify the source of goods and services. This plan would destabili
by bruckie 4y ago
Wacky for sure. :)
Not so helpful, though: one of the primary reasons for trademarks is to identify the source of goods and services. This plan would destabilize the link between the source and the goods or services, making it harder for consumers to know who there dealing with.
- tenebrisalietum 4y agoLink doesn't really exist too strongly now. If companies can buy and sell trademarks--and give them to companies which may make inferior or different products-- then already the consumer's needs are not forefront.