You're missing the point, which is that you can't just make up an opinion about whether something causes consumer confusion. It's a legal term that gets interpr

You're missing the point, which is that you can't just make up an opinion about whether something causes consumer confusion. It's a legal term that gets interpreted in a particular way. I try not to downvote people for mere opinions that differ from mine, but I will downvote people whose posts are just uninformed or simply wrong. (I didn't downvote here, because I'm not super familiar with how the courts interpret consumer confusion, but I suspect that the parent is just wrong about the term, and it's not just a matter of opinion).