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> I'm not sure if trademark law actually requires you to do that. It definitely does not. It certainly could influence a court decision (there's always a degr
by chimeracoder 12y ago
> I'm not sure if trademark law actually requires you to do that.
It definitely does not. It certainly could influence a court decision (there's always a degree of uncertainty with any court case), but you absolutely can defend a mark that you have not explicitly claimed or registered, as long as you can demonstrate sufficiently widespread prior use.