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Re: LEGO requirements - Using LEGo trademark in Webpages
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lugnet.publish
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Wed, 18 Aug 1999 17:00:14 GMT
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Well, I am glad I am not the only one confused! :) I have the disclaimer and
capitals and everything, but it still is a little foggy.
Scott Sanburn
Scott Sanburn
Lorbaat wrote:
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> In lugnet.publish, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
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> > My apologies, I am not used to using the web interface in regards to
> > posting messages. Anyway, I looked over LEGO's posting on using their
> > treademark (Namely LEGO) I have put it in capitol letters and put the reserved
> > mark next to it. Now, in regards to page names (namely .html files)I have
> > several that are legoindex.html and so forth. Is this a violation of this? I
> > want to know, because I want to get my page as good and accurate as I can get.
> > Any assiatance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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> I remember from reading their "Fair Play" policies that TLG itself is a little
> confused by the issue of URLs and so on. In one place, they seem to indicate
> that the word "LEGO" should appear nowhere in the domain name, but then later
> they refer to that as the "URL". It's a fairly common mistake for
> non-technical people to make (distinguishing between the basic domain name and
> a URL) in this day and age when the Web is such a big marketing tool.
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> So, for myself, I have just named my Lego page lego.html, and if I get a call
> from Lego's attorney's, I'll gladly change it and apologise.
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> Of course, now that I think about it, I have many other things there they would
> be displeased with (no disclaimer, the word Lego not being all caps)... I
> should fix those.
>
> eric
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