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It depends on the legal jurisdiction but in the US you're allowed to use a competitor's brand name/trademark specifically to inform your customers. E.g. "acetam
by dboreham 2y ago
It depends on the legal jurisdiction but in the US you're allowed to use a competitor's brand name/trademark specifically to inform your customers. E.g. "acetaminophen, the stuff that's in Tylenol". You can also use the competitor's brand colors.
- exe34 2y agoso if I create a website called other-Facebook.com that looks exactly like Facebook, I can even tell people I'm going to steal their time and information just like the real Facebook, and that's allowed?
- rescbr 2y agoI think “foobar.com, a Facebook with blackjack and hookers” would be OK, while “other-facebook.com” wouldn’t. I’d say one is marketing, the other is misrepresentation.