Is the name Blood Productions taken?
I'm probebly gonna make a production team.
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 Mar 31 2006, 8:46 pm
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A.T.H.K wrote:
ps . i don't thin kit matters if its taken or not unless it is copyright I don't understand what you just wrote there. | |
A.T.H.K wrote:
What thats like the 8th name you have created? is this team going to finish a game or just make a ton of hub entrys? The lack of sense in this post irritates me. And I believe he asked if the name was taken, he never asked for your bragging. And Madow: http://developer.byond.com/people/BloodProductions "The key 'BloodProductions' is not registered." So go ahead and create that key. =) P.S. You shouldn't even have asked this. If you create a key, and the system sees that the name is taken, it will stop creating the key and will tell you that it's already taken. O-matic | |
As long as someone dont have copyright on the name then u can copy it theres nothing they can do about it XD.
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Bzzt, wrong answer, thanks for playing!
You can't copyright a name. You may be thinking of a registered trademark. I recommend that you read http://whatiscopyright.org/. | |
Wow, didn't know this topic was still going. I made another topic of this kind in Computers & Technology xD
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Madow wrote:
Wow, didn't know this topic was still going. I made another topic of this kind in Computers & Technology xD Yeah, that's bad. Don't do it! :( | |
Actually You can copyright a name there was this band that used to always go to the bar my dad goes to called Salvation Amy and they got sued because the Salvation Army had copy righted Salvation.
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Madow wrote:
Wow, didn't know this topic was still going. I made another topic of this kind in Computers & Technology xD Please don't cross-post like that in future. One thread per topic is how we like it around here! | |
Mxjerrett wrote:
Actually You can copyright a name there was this band that used to always go to the bar my dad goes to called Salvation Amy and they got sued because the Salvation Army had copy righted Salvation. No you can't. Believe me, I know what I'm talking about here. The case you mentioned has nothing to do with copyright violation; it's (alleged) trademark infringement, which is a completely different thing. Read the Wikipedia articles I linked to there, they may help clear up some issues. http://www.whatiscopyright.org is always a good read too, though it doesn't cover the difference between trademarks and copyrights. | |
ps . i don't think it matters if its taken or not unless it is copyright