just thought id compare what is said to what Trampa do.
Rules that Apply to Trademarks In General
- A trademark should never be used as a verb or noun. A trademark should be used only as an adjective followed by the generic name/noun.
- A trademark should not be used on/for Products (e.g. circuit boards, hardware, services)
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A trademark should not be used in the plural or possessive form.
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A trademark should not be altered or amended in any way. A mark should not be combined with any other mark, hyphenated, abbreviated or displayed in parts. A trademark that is depicted as two or more words should not be compressed into one word. A logo should not be displayed with colour variations, or with other elements superimposed on top of the logo.
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A trademark should not be used as your domain name or as part of your domain name.
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A trademark should not be used as part of your product name.
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A trademark should not be incorporated into your company’s logos or designs.
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A trademark notice should be used on the most prominent and/or first appearance of each mark of Mr. Vedder, and a trademark notice should not be changed. In particular, a ™ should not be changed to an ® in a trademark notice by anyone other than the owner. If you are unsure about whether a mark of Mr. Vedder is registered in your country, please contact us for additional guidance as to what trademark symbol you should use.
