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an academic tangent:
You legal types out there, a question:
In the back of my fuzzy mind, I seem to recall something about entities needing to exhibit measures to protect their trademark(s) in order to maintain enforceable rights to them. In other words, if a company/entity is careless with its marks and does nothing to restrict their use, then they'll be on shakier legal ground if, in the future, they decide to protect/sue.
Is this at all accurate, or have I confused patents and trademarks?
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