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[comments-wipo] .TM and .REG and comments concerning TM owners (GREAT IDEA FOR A PATENT)
My thoughts on protecting TM owners online is to
use available technology...(I am an inventor who freely gives ideas on how to
create solutions--no charge--but do want name recognition)...Here is the
solution....If an embedded code could be attached to a particular domain name,
when the name comes up on your computer screen or palm pilot a bubble would
appear over it letting you know as a consumer who the trademark owner is...A
software company would absolutely make a fortune selling "Signature TM
marks".....SO if a cyberpirate tries to use a TM domain name.....Such as:
AOLpeople.com or .web (for that matter), the AOL part would always have the
embedded code attached to it alerting everyone who is the rightful owner (and a
link back to the TM website---if this doesn't scare off cyberpirates nothing
will...The whole reason why people are cyberpirate (excluding those who make a
mistake)...is to profit from a recognized TM...If the person uses the TM
anywhere on the website...the embedded code will follow)....Also it might be
easier to track your TM mark as well....(AGAIN if you patent this idea...I do
want name recognition--Greg Krajewski)...The point being with my idea is your
attacking the problem from a technological standpoint....Not trying to police
through archaic means....The only problem as stated on the other forum (click on
link above) is TM's are only good if they are used...You by law have no right to
a TM if you do not use it......
Lastly...a gentlemen posted a message on this page
concerning generic names such as business.....Sorry that is public domain...No
one has exclusivity over those types of names...if you are familiar with
economics...it would be considered the equivalent of a monopoly...Therefore
those people who registered .web generic domain names have as much right as
those folks who paid $7.5 million for business.com...Funny thing here is they
could TM business.com....but they do not have a right to business.web or
computer.web.....Thanks ICANN once again for letting me set the record
straight....If you do disagree with me PLEASE set me straight and give your
opinions....MY opinions are deeply rooted in the fact that I have been a
consumer of information....which means I always research a subject...that
way in discourse whether written or verbal, your able to present a clear reason
why you should be listened too....Thanks again!