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[Vri Vri]

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Hey --- I think greenie doesn't like me ::raises eyebrows::

[DangerDave]

Originally Posted by Vri Vri

Hey --- I think greenie doesn't like me ::raises eyebrows::

I think you could safely say.. GG is not alone....

[Vri Vri]

Originally Posted by DangerDave

I think you could safely say.. GG is not alone....

Yeah, there's some player-hate going around. It goes with the game.

[Surfn]

[Greenguy]

Originally Posted by Vri Vri

Yeah, there's some player-hate going around. It goes with the game.

If your game is to only benefit yourself & not support or contribute to the board, then yes, we hate your game.

[Vri Vri]

Originally Posted by Greenie

If your game is to only benefit yourself & not support or contribute to the board, then yes, we hate your game.

No, my game is to genuinely express myself, through honest self-promotion.

I stand by my opinion, that Long-Term Trademark-Power™ is often overlooked, or completely-disregarded by Domain-Investors --- I think the discussion, in and of itself, was not completely worthless.

I hate the game of most of the used-car-salesmen that I met --- They seemed like exploitive assholes/slick-douches. They see the ignorance of their their potential-customers, so they make them feel good about getting fucked, rather than educating them, or giving honest opinions about options.

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Vri Vri

I stand by my opinion, that Long-Term Trademark-Power™ is often overlooked, or completely-disregarded by Domain-Investors --- I think the discussion, in and of itself, was not completely worthless.

Generally, you cannot acquire a trademark on a dictionary or commonly used word. One could not legally trademark the word Temptresses.
The word Danger, for example, could not be trademarked. Neither the name Dave. But if one was creative enough to combine the two, thus creating a new word or brand, then you'd have a trademark. DangerDave™

[Vri Vri]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Generally, you cannot acquire a trademark on a dictionary or commonly used word. One could not legally trademark the word Temptresses.
The word Danger, for example, could not be trademarked. Neither the name Dave. But if one was creative enough to combine the two, thus creating a new word or brand, then you'd have a trademark. DangerDave™

You're right, sorry (facetiously)

Temptresses.com™

[DangerDave]

Originally Posted by Vri Vri

Yeah, there's some player-hate going around. It goes with the game.

For there to be "player-hate", one must firstly be a player......

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

The word Danger, for example, could not be trademarked. Neither the name Dave. But if one was creative enough to combine the two, thus creating a new word or brand, then you'd have a trademark. DangerDave™

True..

... but the tag should be... DangerDave®


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