ownership of design

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  • Corvo20

    Around here we use ® for any product/service. You do the registry for your activity, but not the subsequent products.

    For example: if I want to create a brand of t-shirts named Corvo2, I just register my brand as Corvo2®. I do t-shirts. But the content of what I print in Corvo2® t-shirts is not encompassed by our Law, so I could just print your website in my t-shirts because my ® is not coincidental with your TM. See? Between countries, there's a lot of work to do when it comes to IP.

    That sais, I honestly vacillate between what's right or wrong, because I think we don't some sort of EU fascist rule to tell you how inventive you should be or not.

    I think we don't need more norms.

    In short, and theoretically, If you can copy my work, well then go ahead you pig flu. I rather rely on good-will of people than having a bunch of rules telling me what to do.

    And oh, hey, give me the Escudo back.

    • 1) that sais=that said
      2) we don't some = we don't need some.
      Corvo2
    • groovy!Corvo2
    • also, you can only register an ® if you're a company or a registered freelance.Corvo2

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