FTFA: > Yellow is awfully broad: In my mind, multimeters have always been yellow. I’ve never had the opportunity to own a Fluke-branded DMM so I’m not sure whe

FTFA: > Yellow is awfully broad: In my mind, multimeters have always been yellow. I’ve never had the opportunity to own a Fluke-branded DMM so I’m not sure where my brain picked up this association. I can respect trademarks and company branding and I respect Fluke’s reputation for high-quality multimeters. If Fluke wants to own a color I would expect the USPTO to require them to assign an exact color just like Tiffany’s did with Tiffany Blue. But allowing a company to trademark ‘yellow’ seems broad. This is the diagram in the trademark filing, describing what kind of yellow border is covered: https://cdn.sparkfun.com/assets/home_page_posts/1/4/2/8/Rough_Fluke_Trademark_Drawing.gif https://cdn.sparkfun.com/assets/home_page_posts/1/4/2/8/Roug... What could be more clear and limited in scope?