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Re: Webring trademarked


  • From: Supermuzik  
  • Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2007 22:54:21 EDT

In a message dated 29/10/2007 01:31:38 GMT Standard Time,  
scouter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
 
<< Hello Gunner,
I just recieved an email today from Webring.com,  telling me that I cannot
use the "word" webring in the name of my ring, The  Scouting Webring.  I
was surprised to hear that they registered it as  their own trademark and
now  after all of the past years of the word  being used by everyone on the
internet, no one else can use it.

I'm  confused, how do they think they own the word ?  My ring used to be  on
webring years ago, and I moved it to my own domain and the  ringlink
program in 2000.

Your continued thoughts are  appricated.

scoutring >>
 
@  This is quite alarming.
 
How about using two separate words: Web and Ring.
 
I would imagine it's just the single term 'Webring' that is  trademarked.  I 
don't see how they can stop you from using the two common  words Web and Ring 
together.


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