On Wed, Feb 10, 1999 at 10:33:33AM -0800, Bill Lovell wrote:
[...]
> The ideas that I have advanced have been, among others, to
> (a) use the time-honored Swedish concept of the Ombudsman
> to look after the average citizen's rights; (b) take the whole
> trademark issue out of the picture by letting people who want
> to find company X go to the yellow pages as occurs in the
> real world, and so on. The point is, to concentrate on things
> that CAN be done in the context of existing trademark law.
Your point is completely irrelevant. *ALL* of the discussions have
been concerning what can be done in the context of existing trademark
law. The WIPO procedures etc are *ALL* things that can be done in
the context of existing law.
It's nice that you are offering ideas, but they would probably be
taken more seriously if you became a little more familiar with what
is actually on the table.
--
Kent Crispin, PAB Chair "Do good, and you'll be
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