You seem to be against this idea of 'copycating' but our society has put a lot of thought into what's Trademark-able and what's not. In particular, his name is

You seem to be against this idea of 'copycating' but our society has put a lot of thought into what's Trademark-able and what's not. In particular, his name is incredibly descriptive - it's just a plain description of what the thing is: primitive technology. We specifically disallow that when it comes to trademarking because it would basically give you an extremely wide monopoly right away. Consider that "Corn Flakes" is not trademarked because it's just a literal description of what the food is. It would be dumb if people couldn't call their product "corn flakes". Compare that to say a product called "Cheerios" which is just a made up term, and it would be very unjustifiable for people to copy this. > SOE Do you mean "seo"?