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Old 12-08-2009, 02:15 PM   #37
kfarmer
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pilotbob View Post
In the US using ™ means it is not registered:
Not to pick nits, but the text you quoted says only one thing:
*IF* you use (R), *THEN* your mark must be registered.
It does *not* say:
*IF* you use (TM), *THEN* your mark must *NOT* be registered.

nor does it say:

*IF* you register your mark, *THEN* you must only use (R).
According to the text you present, there are no restrictions (at the federal level) for using (TM) -- only for (R).

My apologies -- I've been up to my ears in writing an inference engine lately.
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