On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Corey Reid wrote:

> Part of acquiring a trademark is ensuring that said trademark isn't in use
> by other companies or individuals. You can't trademark something if somebody
> else is selling a product with the same name, or if the term is judged to
> already be part of the common domain.

1) we are not selling "Snakemen of Blablabla"
2) a little website giving away 5 downloads a day is not
going to show up on anyone's radar until years down the road
or until you work hard enough to become popular
3) substitute RPG Company X with Movie Studio Y and you have
the same issues


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