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[Vigilante]

I have a one question poll that I need about 200 people to respond to. Thanks...Vigilante

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If there were two products that were similar, and one was called SHARE and the other was called SHAREGIVER would you assume the company w...

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

Doesn't matter what we think, it matters what the lawyers think.

Voted.

 

[RazorCut]

I had the same thought as MJ.

Hope it’s not a major bind for you buddy.

Voted

 

[Kruiser]

Hmm. Sounds like a "likelihood of consumer confusion" poll. Hope you aren't in trademark litigation.

 

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[Vigilante]

Pre-emptive. Thread closed, poll closed, but thanks to all.

 

[Vigilante]

Doesn't matter what we think, it matters what the lawyers think.

Voted.

BTW on a macro scale, it does matter but only at a certain point down the road that most similar questions will never get to. One way ambiguity is decided, believe it or not, is through a much larger scale poll but this small sampling gave me the empirical data that I needed. Opposite of confirmation bias. I also found that web site a GREAT WAY to get a quick pulse/poll. For those tracking with the thought process, you need about an 80% "no confusion" vote on a larger scale to make a case for no likelihood of confusion.

So thanks ALL.