> No, it wouldn't. Simple use of JavaScript somewhere isn't enough for this. > Oracle would need to show vigorous trademark enforcement. It sounds like the cu

> No, it wouldn't. Simple use of JavaScript somewhere isn't enough for this. > Oracle would need to show vigorous trademark enforcement. It sounds like the current approach is to challenge the registration based on abandonment by non-use. The defense against a challenge of non-use is an example of the trademark being used (by the holder or a licensee) in trade. A challenge based on abandonment by non-enforcement is also possible, but non-use is easier to show.