--- Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ... Another approach that might not require
> trademarking is to
> include Emacs in the name, thus EmacsJDE.
>
I like this alternative the best. It will create the
least confusion among JDE users.
Registering whatever trademarking is probably a good
idea just to avoid this in the future.
fwiw, trademarking doesn't necessarily require a
lawyer. At the Patent & Trademark office web site
(helpfully linked by another user) you can do it right
on line; it looked pretty straight forward.
Of course it will cost a few hundred bucks, but if you
set up a paypal account I bet many people on the list
will chip in a buck or two...
Ironically, I needed to get something from the JDE
website recently, and inadvertently went to
www.jde.com. There is no possibility of confusing JDE
with their products.
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