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[findtim]

Hi there! It would be great to have you post a quick introduction at http://www.dntrade.com.au/introductions-f11.html.


Cheers,
Chris

into the light : i see chris asked you to do an intro post, i can't see one from you ? its something we all do so i would suggest you take the "bosses" suggestion.

its also a great way to let dnt members know where you are at and also i found it allows "like minded" members to interact with you better.

i often read the past intros when i have a conversation with someone i haven't met on a thread before.

tim

 

[into the light]

TM means you've applied for the TM (and it's going through the due processes) and are semi-protected because of this, ® means it's registered and protected.

You can't just go adding TM to everything willy nilly.

The artist's name is 'Tim Mathews.' Not a TM symbol, sorry for the confusion; if any

 

[into the light]

into the light : i see chris asked you to do an intro post, i can't see one from you ? its something we all do so i would suggest you take the "bosses" suggestion.

its also a great way to let dnt members know where you are at and also i found it allows "like minded" members to interact with you better.

i often read the past intros when i have a conversation with someone i haven't met on a thread before.

tim

duly noted.

 

[findtim]

it just keeps getting better !

tim

 

[johno69]

You can't just go adding TM to everything willy nilly.

Unless your name is Tim Mathews or the like lol

 

[into the light]

Unless your name is Tim Mathews or the like lol

It was either TM or a great big dirty copright watermark, I chose TM

 

[johno69]

You must admit its confusing/misleading.

Doesn't matter much to me, just saying.

 

[findtim]

It was either TM or a great big dirty copright watermark, I chose TM

you can copyright a fart !

tim

 

[into the light]

you can copyright a fart !

tim

©Lol

 

[davids]

TM means you've applied for the TM (and it's going through the due processes) and are semi-protected because of this, ® means it's registered and protected.

You can't just go adding TM to everything willy nilly.

I believe you can do exactly that. From what I understand, TM denotes an unregistered trademark, whereas (R) denotes a registered trademark.
Meaning you can slap the TM on whatever you want so long as it qualifies and you want to claim it as a trademark.

Erhan could probably clarify it for everyone though.

 

[johno69]

Meaning you can slap the TM on whatever you want so long as it qualifies and you want to claim it as a trademark.

As long as you have submitted the application to IP Australia that is.

 

[davids]

As long as you have submitted the application to IP Australia that is.

IP Australia

It is not necessary to register a trade mark to obtain some rights to it. Trade marks that are not registered may be protected under the common law and enforced using the provisions of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and other state based fair trading legislation. Protecting your trade mark without the benefit of registration may be more difficult and expensive. You don't have to register your trade mark in order to use it. The symbol ™ can be used with a trade mark at any time.

 

[johno69]

I stand corrected.

 

[Ash]

willy nilly™

 

[Bacon Farmer]

Reg Fee™

 

[findtim]

"The symbol ™ can be used with a trade mark at any time. "

thanks, i've been looking for that info for a while.

tim

 

[Blue Wren]

IP Australia

Nice one davids. Another handy piece of information to have. Cheers.

 

[findtim]

dnt needs a WIKI

tim

 

[chris]

dnt needs a WIKI

tim

Will add to the list Tim...

Cheers,
Chris

 

[Data Glasses]

I like the name and think of either outback/tours/double decker party to unknown destinations

At worst brandable and worth some $ because of that