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Topic	So, pretty much every word in the English language is trademarked, right?
Geiki Ganger 01/30/21 9:06:46 PM #16:	I assume you are writing a novel or something. That would be a creative work and is considered the domain of copyright law. Trademark is meant to protect consumers from being misled by brand with similar sounding names. For example, starting a coffee shop called StarHucks will likely get you into trouble. Two different ideas. --- Nintendo 3DS Friend Code: 3368 - 1137 - 5460 http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q155/Gamecubesupreme/sf7y9s.jpg <cite>Geiki Ganger posted [p:950103717] in So, pretty... [t:79268300]...</cite> <quote>I assume you are writing a novel or something. That would be a creative work and is considered the domain of copyright law. Trademark is meant to protect consumers from being misled by brand with similar sounding names. For example, starting a coffee shop called StarHucks will likely get you into trouble. Two different ideas. --- Nintendo 3DS Friend Code: 3368 - 1137 - 5460 http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q155/Gamecubesupreme/sf7y9s.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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